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On and off conflict has failed to deter money from flowing into EM bond funds
It's 'the most obvious add-value seat on a desk right now'
The country is unlikely to issue new dollar bonds in the near future despite a big rally in yields
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Spare a thought for your colleagues in London or New York. Most of them are still working from home, juggling over-crowded, pointless conference calls with parental oversight and even the odd bit of real work. Those of us in Hong Kong are back to normal.
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China Construction Bank Corp has sold the first Basel III-compliant tier two bond from China since the global outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, raising $2bn. -
Chinese real estate developer Zhongliang Holdings Group Co took $250m from a sub-one year bond on Wednesday, prioritising size over price for the deal.
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Singapore’s CapitaLand has become the first company to raise a loan benchmarked against the Singapore overnight average rate (Sora), as the market prepares for a transition away from Libor and the country’s equivalent, the Singapore dollar swap offer rate (Sor).
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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has approved loans totalling $1.2bn to India and Pakistan to help the two countries combat the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Central American sovereign Honduras found strong demand on its return to bond markets as investors and analysts said the issue ticked all the boxes for a yield-hungry investor base.
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