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Bifurcation is emerging in how investors treat the hyperscalers
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State Grid Corporation of China opened books for a four tranche dollar bond on Wednesday morning, comprising three, five, 10 and 30 year portions. -
China’s State Development & Investment Corp started collecting orders for its new dual tranche offering on Tuesday morning at the Asia open, with the company set to debut in the dollar bond market.
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India’s NTPC opened books for a new offshore rupee offering on Tuesday, the second Masala transaction to hit the market this year.
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Saudi Arabian water company ACWA has resurrected its debut deal, thanks to improved market conditions after the trade, which was first announced in November, was delayed. The return of the deal sees Citi bumped up to join Jefferies on the top line.
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As the perceived European political risk reduced following the results of the first round of French elections, Asian debt markets opened on Monday to a deal from India's HPCL-Mittal Energy (HMEL).
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Want Want China Finance and China SCE Property sold $500m and $300m of notes respectively on Thursday, as both hit the market before the expected rush investment grade names next week.
