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Hopes for a pick-up in bond issuance volumes in Asia were dashed this week as trade war fears between the US and China made investors risk averse. -
Underwriters in the European high yield market that provided bridge financing in the first few months of the year for lightly covenanted deals are suffering amid investor pushback and failed offerings, said market sources.
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The National Development and Reform Commission intends to restrict offshore bond quotas for Chinese corporations, while also limiting the use of proceeds to refinancing.
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Borrowers in the European leveraged finance markets seem to be keen to bring deals before investors' mood sours much further.
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European corporate bond markets enjoyed one of the busiest weeks of the year last week, but global economic factors mean investors are far from ready to buy everything in sight just yet.
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Bway, the US container maker, is including €475m of euro bonds in the leveraged financing for its $1bn acquisition of rival Industrial Container Services, in a sign of the increasing attractiveness of euro high yield markets.
