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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) is reducing the amount of money that banks need to hold as reserves, a long-overdue move that analysts said is just one of many more easing measures to be implemented in the country. -
In this round-up, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) announced both broad-based and targeted reserve requirement ratio cuts, China’s exports dropped further and Hong Kong witnessed another weekend of protests despite the withdrawal of the extradition bill.
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The Government of Sri Lanka has invited banks to pitch for the lead arranger role for a ¥60bn ($561m) Japanese yen-denominated international bond. The deadline for submissions is next Friday.
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Topsports International Holdings has kicked off pre-marketing for its Hong Kong SAR listing, which is expected to raise around $1bn, according to sources close to the deal.
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Dollar bond investors have shrugged off Fitch’s downgrade to the foreign currency rating of Hong Kong SAR, with local issuers also gearing up for new deals.
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South Korean energy company SK E&S Co has bagged HK$5.1bn ($650.7m) after selling a block of shares in China Gas Holdings, a source close to the deal told GlobalCapital Asia.
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