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China’s Xinyuan Real Estate opened books for a new three year dollar bond on Wednesday, and is looking to use the proceeds to repay debt, including its outstanding 2018s. -
The unpredictability of economic policies in the US and Europe, paired with increasing default rates, could hit investors in the US high yield market, said Markov Processes International on Tuesday.
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Fantasia Holdings Group benefited from a quiet market and the rarity element of dim sum credits, adding Rmb1bn ($150.4m) to its 2019s with a quick tap on Monday.
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The European corporate bond buyside sees moving into single-B and lower credits as the least preferable way to add yield, based on figures in Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s August credit investor survey.
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Fantasia Holdings Group made a rapid return to the dim sum bond market on Monday, opening a tap of its Rmb600m ($92.4m) 9.50% 2019s sold in April this year.
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Aluminum Corporation of China (Chalco) priced a larger-than-planned $800m deal on Thursday, taking advantage of strong investor interest that led to a 10x covered book.
