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Concord New Energy Group, a Chinese wind and solar power company, was forced to pull its planned green dollar bond debut on Wednesday after it was caught in a down market. -
Reliance Communications, an Indian telecoms business, defaulted on a $300m bond this week, failing to make a coupon payment to offshore investors after being given a seven-day grace period. The company has put together a plan to restructure its debt, but it has been greeted with widespread scepticism. Addison Gong reports.
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Chinese property company Xinyuan Real Estate Co raised $200m from a 2020 transaction on Wednesday, managing to price the deal in a difficult environment.
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Shenzhen International Holdings and Tahoe Group Co have mandated banks to organise roadshows for new dollar bonds.
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Energy company Talen Energy priced a new high yield bond on Tuesday, but the firm had to sweeten the deal with an extra year of non call protection for investors as sentiment remains shaky on US sub-investment grade debt.
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Investors are keeping a close eye on the widening of corporate bond spreads that started in the second half of last week and has continued this week. And for the first time in many weeks, issuers are having to pay more for their new debt.
