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A miserable start to the new year in global equity markets has increased the likelihood that corporate bond issuance in Europe will be thin this week. -
Asia’s debt capital market is set for a busy start to the year with both repeat and debut issuers looking to sell dollar offerings as early as this week.
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German offshore wind operator Wind MW has closed a green project bond that will refinance debt backing its construction of an offshore wind farm.
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The dollar market for corporate bonds came to a shuddering halt as potential issuers kicked borrowing plans into next year amid choppy market conditions.
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Corporate syndicate desks were given a comforting send off to the year after the US Federal Reserve’s rate hike on Wednesday, with bond market reactions indicating a good start to 2016.
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The US Federal Reserve finally raised interest rates this week for the first time in nearly a decade, bringing some welcome relief to the market. Although the hike was in line with expectations, observers believe the first few bonds in January will be key in determining the direction of the Asian debt capital market, writes Narae Kim.
