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Abengoa, the Spanish engineering and renewable power group, wants to issue €400m of seven year senior notes on Friday to prefund a 2015 bond maturity.

Hong Kong-listed Citic Pacific hit the market with a HK$8.8bn ($1.13bn) loan on the evening of March 17, with bankers on the transaction expecting a quick response from lenders considering the deal in syndication.

IDBI Bank executed a solid return to the dollar bond market on Wednesday night, pricing its 5.5 year Reg S offering just before hawkish comments from the US Federal Reserve sent Treasury yields surging.

Singaporean real estate investment trust Suntec raised S$350m ($277m) on Tuesday night in a block trade that priced near the top, as the company chose to sacrifice the option of a bigger deal to achieve better pricing, according to bankers.

Banco do Brasil enlarged its debut euro transaction to €1bn with a well timed tap this week.

Brazilian state-owned lender Banco do Brasil tapped its euro denominated bonds due 2018 for a further €300m on Wednesday after raising around €750m of demand before bond markets dropped on the back of the US Federal Reserve’s latest statement.

Royal Dutch Shell, the UK-Dutch oil company, issued its first euro bond since 2009 today, completing a hat trick of bond issues this week by oil majors.

State-owned Brazilian lender Banco do Brasil opened books on a tap of its €700m 2018 euro notes on Wednesday morning.

IDBI Bank returned to the dollar bond market on Wednesday morning, providing investors with a popular alternative to the high volume of Chinese credits seen so far this year.

International Finance Corporation has priced an Rmb1bn ($163m) tap of its London-listed January 2017 dim sum, in spite of weaker conditions in emerging markets sparked by geopolitical concerns after Russia's annexation of Crimea.

Singaporean real estate investment trust Suntec raised S$350m ($276.8m) overnight in a block trade which priced near the top, as the company chose to sacrifice the S$100m greenshoe in favour of better pricing, according to bankers.

Total, the French oil company rated Aa1/AA-, launched its first benchmark euro bond of the year on Tuesday, after a $2.5bn issue in January.