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Having brushed off Sunday’s ‘No’ vote in the Italian referendum, corporate bond players are firmly focused on Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting, and feeling uncertain about its outcome. -
Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group returned to the international bond market on Tuesday, netting $440m from a dual-trancher. Market participants reckoned the company paid a premium amid a volatile market backdrop.
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Aroundtown Property Holdings, the German residential property company, nipped in before year end to make an opportunistic grab for €500m from the European corporate bond market on Tuesday.
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Political uncertainty and a tough economic outlook across the EMEA region will leave companies no choice but to operate with caution in 2017, focusing on balance sheet repair rather than expansion, rating agency Fitch said in a report on Tuesday.
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Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group is making its return to the international bond market, marketing a dollar-denominated dual tranche offering on Tuesday.
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Early morning volatility had largely retraced by mid-morning in investment grade euro corporate bonds on Monday, as market participants, for once this year, got the political result they expected from Sunday’s Italian referendum.
