New energy bonds hit after GCL-Poly sale falls through

Addison Gong

August 07, 2018 07:45 AM

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GCL New Energy’s $500m offshore bond plummeted by more than three points in secondary trading on Monday, after its parent company failed to dispose of an asset in Zhejiang. The price plunge also had a knock-on effect on other Chinese new energy bonds.

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