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Even as USTs stay near 5%, supply expected to pick up
Elevated new issue premiums to battle issuer desire to avoid more volatility
Ten-year US Treasury yield passed 5% ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting
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Unrealistic pricing expectations are keeping two EM corporate issuers by the wayside after volatile markets forced Atrium to cancel a tender offer combined with a new issue last week. -
Market analysts said that Argentina’s $50bn IMF programme — which one strategist thought to be the largest ever provided by the fund — had surpassed all expectations, with bonds rallying lightly last Friday.
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Saudi retailer Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair & Co has signed an Islamic loan for $300m-equivalent, marking one of the few Shariah-compliant deals to be completed during Ramadan.
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The Asian debt market is set for a modest week in terms of primary issuance volume, as more borrowers continue to engage with investors even after completing roadshows.
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CCB International, a subsidiary of China Construction Bank Corp, has returned to the offshore loan market after a three-year absence for a $500m deal.
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For all the talk of a deluge of tech IPOs soon hitting the Asian (and especially Hong Kong) markets, the performance of new listings and investor appetite there both remain decidedly subdued, writes Clawback columnist Philippe Espinasse.
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