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Renault, the French carmaker, sold a €600m five year bond on Wednesday that in many ways echoed the €600m 5.3 year issue launched by its rival Peugeot-Citroën on Tuesday.
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Peugeot, the French car maker, returned to the euro bond market on Tuesday after a six month absence and priced a successful issue, raising the €600m it wanted at a substantially tighter yield than its last issue.
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Study Group UK, the company that provides courses for overseas students preparing to study at UK and Australian universities, succeeded in pricing its £205m debut bond on Thursday at the tight end of guidance.
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Chinese property developers hope to issue US dollar bonds in the next two months to take advantage of current borrowing costs before tapering of quantitative easing causes the expected rise in interest rates, according to bankers.
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China ZhengTong Auto Services Holdings hopes that it has relieved the pressure of a possible ratings downgrade by pricing a credit-enhanced US dollar bond.
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Study Group UK, the company that provides courses for overseas students preparing to study at UK and Australian universities, succeeded in pricing its £205m debut bond today at the tight end of guidance, as had been expected yesterday.
