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Investors in speculative grade debt are joining the discussion about the potential conflict over fiscal policies between Italy and the European Commission. But the leveraged finance markets are still keeping busy. -
Corporate bond markets have enjoyed a good run since returning from the summer break. But for the first time since then, an external problem is causing turbulence. The Italian budget has become a live factor in market participation for buyers.
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Robust investor demand and reverse enquiry propelled Maoye International Holdings to make a rapid comeback to the bond market with a tap of its September issuance.
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The European high yield market appeared unfazed by the spike in Italian risk despite its heavy exposure, with calm secondary trading and Italian names daring to roadshow for new bonds.
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Turbulence in China’s equities and bond markets forced Shimao Property Holdings to cull one portion of a dual-tranche dollar bond deal this week as investors shied away from the longer tenor.
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Yields on dollar bonds from Chinese issuers have jumped this year, but investors don’t appear to be rising to the bait. A rethink of borrowers’ fundraising strategies should be on the cards.
