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◆ Only euro IG corporate deal on Monday ◆ Issuer slashes the spread and increases size ◆ Single digit concession spotted
High yields are keeping investors interested for now
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Asian bond issuers are ready to continue the success they enjoyed last week, unveiling dollar transactions in a market that appears to have received a new lease of life. But bankers still express doubts about how long the good times will continue. -
Dollar bonds from Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) are experiencing a sharp rebound in the secondary market, after months of trading under water.
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Gansu Provincial Highway Aviation Tourism Investment Group, a Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV), secured a $350m bond on Thursday, proving that not all LGFVs are locked out of the dollar market.
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Beijing Capital Grand closed a successful $400m floating rate bond on Thursday, after waiting weeks for a market window. But the transaction fell flat in the secondary market after a bookrunner’s withdrawal from the trade spooked investors.
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South Korea’s steel company Posco returned to the dollar bond market on Wednesday, breaking a seven year hiatus. It easily locked up a $500m trade after investors lapped up the rare notes.
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Chinese property company Sino-Ocean Group Holdings rolled out a rare corporate floating rate bond on Tuesday, bringing home $700m after big demand from investors.
