Asia Pacific
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Foreigners buying a property worth more than 160,000 euros in Spain may get the right to reside in the EU country, a Spanish official said -
The offshore renminbi bond market leapt back to life last week after a recent lull, and manufacturers Caterpillar and Volvo topped off the week by drawing a combined Rmb5.4bn ($897.4m) of demand for their bonds.
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The powerful Politburo Standing Committee of China’s Communist Party is “dominated by conservatives,” some analysts say
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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The offshore renminbi is widely used by corporates in foreign exchange transactions, indicating the growing prevalence of the currency in world trade, says Standard Chartered.
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Companies in the US vie to take advantage of the difference between low gas prices and high crude, the CEO of a GTL firm told Emerging Markets
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The renminbi has begun to appreciate again due to China’s improving economic outlook, potentially bolstering CNH market liquidity in months to come, says the bank.
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Transparency, fee structure and international ratings standards will keep Chinese asset managers sweet on dim sum bonds despite receiving greater access to the onshore bond market – for now.
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China’s exports surprised on the upside but bank loans fell, forcing companies to find alternative ways to raise cash
