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China’s push for an onshore CNH bond market is quickly taking shape with Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) mandating Bank of China (BoC) to arrange a sale. But the scheme’s biggest challenge is likely to be overcoming the market’s widespread scepticism. Carrie Hong and Rev Hui report. -
Rexel, the French distributor of electrical supplies, on Wednesday sold €650m of unsecured notes on a day when investment grade buyers moved into the high yield market.
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Spanish car parts maker Gestamp on Wednesday priced a €500m secured bond to redeem all of its old euro notes at first call.
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This is a truncated week, with a UK holiday on Monday and France and Germany out on Thursday, but companies have crammed Europe’s investment grade bond market with deals in the two days in between.
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Indian companies are showing interest in issuing offshore rupee-denominated, or Masala, bonds but a leading financier warns that the market will not heat up until the central bank allows private banks to fund deals.
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China’s fast-growing bond market could provider a major new source of corporate financing at a time when the banking sector is under strain, but some analysts are becoming concerned about the risk of a bubble building up.
