Asia Pacific
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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European stock market trading started in the green after the Flash China Manufacturing PMI figure, which came in at a 3-month high -
The bank has cut its supply outlook for offshore renminbi debt issuance from Rmb240 billion to Rmb160 billion due to tighter liquidity and rising funding costs.
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Countries in CEE, as well as Greece, did the most to improve their business climates over the past year, a World Bank report shows
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Preliminary data from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) show Asian banks quickly replaced Western banks in Asia-Pacific
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Currencies in emerging Europe like the Polish zloty and the Russian ruble would profit from good news in Spain, a strategist says
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After an impressive rally in covered bond spreads, Australian banks are likely to concentrate on offshore markets for covered issuance and use RMBS to tap the domestic buyer base, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s assistant governor for financial markets said on Monday.
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The Chinese central bank might have modified its foreign exchange policy to a four-month high in respond to US pressure, but this rally is unlikely to last past the US elections, say experts.
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Central banks in the Middle East are increasingly diversifying reserves away from dollars in favour of CNH by buying dim sum bonds, which in turn is propping up ‘AAA’ deals in the offshore market.
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Investors polled for the monthly fund managers survey are "not exactly bursting with optimism," Bank of America Merrill Lynch said
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No country is immune from adverse spillovers from crises originating elsewhere, writes Dr. Prasarn Trairatvorakul, Bank of Thailand governor
