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Zhengzhou Metro Group became the latest Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) to price a dollar bond, turning to the market on the same day two issuers in Chengdu and Yichang also raised funds.

Fantasia Holdings Group Co locked up a final dollar deal of the year on Thursday, but paid a generous 15% yield to secure anchor orders for the transaction.

Chinese telecommunication software provider AsiaInfo Technologies raised HK$900m ($115m) this week after pricing its flotation at the bottom of the indicative range.

Greenland Hong Kong Holdings closed the year with a $200m bond on Wednesday, as the high yield issuer took advantage of its anchor investors and the relatively positive market backdrop.

Three Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) managed to push out last-minute dollar deals before the year end on Tuesday, while property developer Kaisa Group Holdings raised $300m from a 365-day bond at a double-digit yield.

Ever Sunshine Lifestyle Services Group has pocketed HK$638.4m ($81.7m) after pricing its IPO below the mid-point of guidance, according to a source close to the deal.

Logan Property Holdings Co made a quick venture into the market on Thursday to use the remainder of its offshore issuance quota for the year. The typically price-sensitive issuer willingly left something on the table for investors this time around to ensure their support in 2019.

Sunac China Holdings ventured into the market on Thursday for a tap of its existing 2020 bond. The Chinese borrower found such a huge response that it was able to raise more money than planned.

Huaibei City Construction Investment Holding Group Co’s debt transaction remained open on Friday for a second day of bookbuilding, as the Chinese issuer sought additional orders from investors.

A number of sub-investment grade rated property developers and local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) used private-style executions for their public transactions this week — an increasingly popular approach among Chinese bond issuers.

Spreads on Chinese property dollar bonds felt the impact of heavy supply on Monday when three companies, Times China Holdings, Greenland Holding Group and China Evergrande Group, brought new issues to the market.

A flurry of Asian bond issuers have ventured out in a bid to wrap up deals ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday in the US on Thursday, even as markets remain on shaky ground.