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In this round-up, China’s manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index fell below market expectation in October, Moody’s will acquire a minority stake in SynTao Green Finance and the People’s Bank of China will issue Rmb30bn ($4.3bn) of bills in Hong Kong next week. -
The only two corporate issuers from Latin America this week sailed through primary markets as bankers said low rates and technical factors would continue to override socio-political volatility and sluggish economies in the region.
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After bankers said Braskem’s blow-out bond issue this week was a vote of confidence for Brazil’s economic turnaround, a small single-B rated bank and an infrastructure company that underwent a restructuring just a year ago a set out to provide a tougher test of demand.
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Guarantor: Mamoura Diversified Global Holdings
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Mexican retailer Grupo Famsa is looking to gain some breathing room with an exchange to push out a looming bond maturity. Yet though Standard & Poor’s and Fitch both consider this a “distressed” deal, only Fitch is planning to cut the borrower’s rating to default.
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The wild volatility gripping Lebanese hard currency bond markets has international investors keenly eyeing the soaring yields on offer. But with no clear path to market-friendly reforms in the country, trying to grab a bargain is still a trade for the brave, writes Ross Lancaster.
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