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At least two issuers pulled bonds after lukewarm investor responses -
Moody’s expects the pace of dollar loan and bond issuance to decelerate
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Borrowers find opportunities to manage balance sheets amid weak market conditions
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Country Garden makes equity placement as market rebounds but mortgage protests threaten sector recovery
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Worries that a new sovereign debt crisis is looming, despite central bank raising rates by 50bp and detailing new policy tool to manage govvie spreads
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Three borrowers raised a combined $2.45bn on Wednesday despite pressure in the secondary bond market
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Banks working on US term loan Bs are being forced to switch tack on their syndication strategies
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Listings in the country have held up this year against all odds, with more in the offing
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SSA issuers to get used to dancing around more frequent market-quaking events
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The recent rush of European FIG credits to the Lion City is set to wind down
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Indonesian oil and gas major makes loan debut but would have to steer the deal through some sceptical lenders
