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In this round-up, trading of RMB-denominated crude oil futures kicks off in Shanghai, Bloomberg Barclays sets inclusion of onshore bonds in motion, and the governor of the People’s Bank of China reiterates the central bank’s commitment to RMB internationalisation and reform and opening up. -
China Zheshang Bank has raised HK$3.6bn ($464.2m) from a placement of new H-shares, its first issue since listing in Hong Kong two years ago.
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Personal computer maker Lenovo priced a $750m deal on Thursday as part of a liability management exercise, switching some investors out of an old bond that will mature next year. But like others in the market, the borrower had to pay a double-digit new issue premium to ensure success.
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Shandong Iron & Steel Group Co and a Chinese government-owned entity from Xuzhou both took a cautious approach to their dollar bonds on Thursday in a market that has become increasingly volatile.
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Chinese regulators are cracking down on foreign currency trading, going after brokers who have flouted restrictions by operating in a legal grey area. GlobalRMB investigates.
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A jaw-dropping $20bn of investor orders poured in for Naspers’s overnight share sale in Hong Kong-listed Tencent Holdings, in a deal one banker summed up as "a huge success, and a landmark for all involved".
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