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India’s ONGC Videsh is looking to make a return to the dollar market and possibly debut in euros after mandating five banks. The oil and gas company is among a growing number of Asian borrowers that are tapping the European investor base as accounts seek to diversify their portfolios.

Telecommunication and mobile phone retailer Beijing Digital Telecom was forced to price its HK$883m ($114m) IPO at the bottom of guidance on June 30 as investors showed signs of deal fatigue after a rush of deals in June.

Japan’s Accordia Golf has unveiled the terms of its S$782m ($614m) business trust offering, with investors expected to receive a maximum yield of 7%.

Chile’s second largest power generation company Colbún proved it was right to postpone bond plans in August 2013 as it clinched a well oversubscribed deal at a negative new issue premium on its first bond market outing since 2010.

Electricity transmission company Transelec is set to continue the revival in cross-border issuance from Chile after mandating banks for a new 144A/Reg S deal.

Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) has announced guidance on a tap of its 2019 bonds as well as a new 10 year. The deal follows a roadshow that wrapped up in Europe in mid June.

Telecommunication and mobile phone retailer Beijing Digital Telecom was forced to price its HK$883m ($114m) IPO at the bottom of guidance on June 30 as investors showed signs of deal fatigue after a rush of deals in June.

Jamaica made a triumphant return to bond markets on Tuesday just a year after its last debt restructuring, showing the appetite for yield among bond investors as the sovereign clinched its lowest ever coupon in international markets.

LatAm market participants said new issuance conditions are strong despite Brazilian poultry company Globoaves’ decision to postpone a planned bond issue on Monday. Peru’s InRetail Shopping Malls is likely to be the next borrower from the region to issue bonds.

Phoenix Group-owned PGH Capital is set to issue an unrated sterling denominated senior bond, representing the UK insurer’s debut in the bond markets under its Phoenix brand.

Japan’s Accordia Golf has unveiled the terms of its S$782m ($614m) business trust offering, with investors expected to receive a maximum yield of 7%.

Unatrac, a Dubai-based Caterpillar equipment dealer, has taken advantage of the trend for companies to amend existing loans in their favour to add two years to the tenor and slash 125bp from the margin of its debut $700m loan, signed last June.