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RCI Banque was one of four corporate issuers in the European bond market on Tuesday, as it printed €600m of seven year notes that won the skinniest new issue premium of the day. -
Tianjin Rail Transit Group (TRT) ventured into the international bond market for the first time on Wednesday and is receiving bids for a $500m dual-tranche offering.
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Indian companies are showing interest in issuing offshore rupee-denominated, or Masala, bonds but a leading financier warns that the market will not heat up until the central bank allows private banks to fund deals.
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China’s fast-growing bond market could provider a major new source of corporate financing at a time when the banking sector is under strain, but some analysts are becoming concerned about the risk of a bubble building up.
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Daimler’s thirst for euro denominated debt was on show once again on Tuesday as it tapped the market for a €3.25bn triple tranche deal, the third time this year it has used the structure.
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The default by two state owned enterprises this year has stirred fears that the surge in China’s debt to 240% of GDP heralds further problems that could spill over into the offshore bond market with profound negative consequences.
