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In this round-up of news you may have missed over the long weekend, forex transactions amount to Rmb14.18tr ($2.06tr) in March, China’s manufacturing PMI disappoints analysts, and renminbi deposits in Hong Kong continue to fall in March. -
Bond investors revelled in the extra eighth of a point in yield they earned on Friday after the threat of a workers’ strike at one of Votorantim Metais’ smelters led the company to delay pricing its debut bond and hike pricing.
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Argentine state oil company YPF is set to provide arguably the biggest test yet of investor demand for Argentine peso-denominated paper.
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Croatian oil company Industrija Nafte, INA, has managed to prolong a $300m revolving credit facility by a year despite the default of the country’s largest private company, Agrokor.
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China Minsheng Banking Corp’s Hong Kong branch sealed a $500m three year fixed rate bond on Thursday — the only FIG issuer in Asia DCM on the day. Market participants reckon the spread was too tight when compared to the secondary levels of China’s big four banks.
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Chinese president Xi Jinping orders authorities to take action to prevent financial risk, Volkswagen Financial Services’ China arm issues its second renminbi-denominated bond, and the UK reaffirms its status as the biggest centre for RMB FX trading.
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