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Higher prices and concessions mean many issuers will wait for better days
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The Republic of Ghana, one of the few African sovereigns to have tapped capital markets last year, this week mandated banks to arrange a dollar bond. The multi-tranche bond, market participants say, will demonstrate investors’ appetite for high yield credit. -
Investors holding over a quarter of the Province of Buenos Aires’ international bonds said they would “vigorously pursue” the legal proceedings that they began on Tuesday against Argentina’s largest province, which has been in default since April 2020. But bonds rallied as some saw the move as a sign that a resolution was nearing.
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Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance has priced the senior tranche of its Rmb8.337bn ($1.28bn) auto loan ABS deal in China at an aggressive spread over the onshore benchmark and comparable trades.
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China SCE Group Holdings managed to raise $300m from a narrow issuance window on Tuesday, just as sentiment started to sour around the country’s high yield property bond market.
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Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is waiting for the greenlight from its shareholders to sell its first international convertible bond.
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Bank Negara Indonesia sold a rare Basel III-compliant tier two dollar bond on Tuesday, raising $500m.
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