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Asia’s debt market was hit with volatility this week, putting pressure on secondary trading, denting primary bond supply and forcing investment grade borrower Indian Railway Finance Corp to pull its dollar transaction. Is there any respite on the way? Morgan Davis finds out. -
Chinese car manufacturer BAIC Motor Corp sold a popular $350m bond on Wednesday. While the issuer offered a premium to investors in the primary market, the notes ended up trading tighter in secondary.
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The pipeline in Europe’s investment grade corporate bond market is looking glaringly empty of issuers from the region. Syndicate bankers say they are struggling to see where supply might come from.
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Shaoxing Shangyu State-owned Capital Investment and Operation Co priced a $500m international bond on Tuesday, in a trade that ended up resembling a club deal after investors dropped out due to aggressive price tightening.
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Chinese state-owned Chongqing Energy Investment Group Co has revealed that it has overdue payments on some of its onshore bank debt, confirming rumours that caused a plunge in its dollar bond price and triggered volatility in related names last week.
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Ahold Delhaize, the Dutch food retailer, has mandated banks for a debut sustainability-linked bond, as it continues to push its capital structure towards socially conscious financing.
