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European high yield primary action resumed with Heide Raffinerie on Tuesday. As a first time issuer from an industry that makes up only a small portion of the market, the deal will test conditions after recent volatility, said sources. -
The year-end bond rush is upon us, with a number of issuers from China, India and South Korea mandating banks on Tuesday for their planned dollar bonds.
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Banks running dollar deals for Philippine homebuilder Vista Land & Lifescapes and Indonesian energy company ABM Investama steered the transactions to success on Monday despite a shaky market for high yield credits.
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Chinese issuers are storming the debt market this week, with Tuesday seeing the Export-Import Bank of China (Chexim), Shanghai Commercial Bank and Oceanwide Holdings Co among the borrowers enticing investors.
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China State Construction International Holdings and Shenzhen International Holdings are taking bids for dollar bonds, while Yiwu State-owned Capital Operation Co has mandated banks for a Reg S deal. On the other hand, Lifestyle International Holdings has decided not to pursue its fundraising for the time being.
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The euro high yield market woke up to a thin bond pipeline this week after suffering the largest weekly retail fund outflow since 2015. But this is not the end of trading for the year, said bankers and investors.
