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China State Construction International Holdings and Shenzhen International Holdings are taking bids for dollar bonds, while Yiwu State-owned Capital Operation Co has mandated banks for a Reg S deal. On the other hand, Lifestyle International Holdings has decided not to pursue its fundraising for the time being. -
Investors pulled $6.8bn from US high yield mutual funds last week, but spreads ended last week unchanged and a busy line-up of issuers have crowded the primary deal pipeline.
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The euro high yield market woke up to a thin bond pipeline this week after suffering the largest weekly retail fund outflow since 2015. But this is not the end of trading for the year, said bankers and investors.
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The European Commission’s Expert Group on corporate bond markets has recommended reforming the Market Abuse Regulation to ease market soundings rules. But it also plans to toughen up standards in high yield markets, supporting ‘transparent and fair’ allocation methods, and to work on ways to cut order inflation.
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China’s Liaoning Fangda Group Industrial Co and BlueFocus Communication Group Co are meeting investors this week for their first international bond offerings. Huarong Real Estate Co, meanwhile, will hit the road for a euro deal.
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Indonesian energy company ABM Investama reopened its five non call three year bond from July on Monday, looking to add to the original $300m print.
