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Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) opened books for a new ten year bond on Tuesday, in what will be its first debt sale of the year. -
Thai company Indorama Ventures is set to meet Singapore dollar bond investors next week ahead of a proposed offering, which would mark its debut outing in the currency. The borrower is selling the bonds with a guarantee from the Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF).
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The Federal Reserve backed away from its first rate rise in nearly a decade due to concerns about a weak global economy, with talks now moving to a potential hike at the end of the year. Market observers in Asia reckon it’s time to move away from the Fed and focus on concerns closer to home.
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There was an air of caution in Asia this week ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. At the time GlobalCapital Asia went to press on Thursday evening, market participants were largely mixed on the prospect of the Fed’s rate hike, but most agreed that its impact on the region’s bond market, irrespective of the direction, would be fairly limited, writes Narae Kim.
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China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) this week released new guidelines for offshore corporate bond issuance. While the move is supposed to further simplify the process and relax existing restrictions, the new rules have created a lot of uncertainty and led to fears that it will make offshore bond issuance more difficult, writes Carrie Hong.
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Chinese auto company Geely International (Hong Kong) ventured into the bond market with an uncommon structure on September 16, raising $300m with a floating rate note backed by a loan from Bank of China.
