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Singapore-listed commodities trader Noble Group returned to the international bond market on Monday after a hiatus of nearly three years. Despite the continuous noise around the credit, investors appear to have put the company’s past behind them as they piled into the $750m deal. -
Indian film maker and distributor Eros International has launched its maiden dollar bond with books building quickly during the Asia morning, as it competes with Export-Import Bank of China.
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The European corporate high yield market sized up a €1.25bn two tranche deal from Nokia on Monday that became the third biggest high yield bond since August last year.
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Gome Electrical Appliances Holdings became the first Hong Kong-listed consumer electronics retailer to sell dollar bonds, bagging $400m from a tightly priced but popular deal last Friday.
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Singapore-listed commodities company Noble Group, ICBC International and China SCE Property Holdings were out of the gates on Monday morning for new dollar outings, coming before a widely expected Federal Reserve rate hike this month.
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Nyrstar, the Belgian zinc smelting company, on Friday priced a single-B rated €400m high yield bond, and has launched a tender offer to buy back a €120m 2018 convertible bond.
