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Risk appetite propelled CEEMEA into a bullish second quarter with nearly $16bn of bonds printed in Easter week. Saudi Arabia led the charge with a $9bn sukuk, but demand for duration played into the hands of KazMunayGas which raised $1.25bn of 30 year debt. -
US high yield corporate default rates — a market led by companies in the commodity and energy industries — have seen little improvement despite the stabilisation of oil prices, CreditSights data showed on Wednesday.
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The euro high yield market closed the week before the Easter break in strong form, with bonds from Burger King France and Colfax, the US gas company.
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Lianyungang Port Group and property developer Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings Company raised a combined $500m on Tuesday, wrapping up their fundraisings ahead of Easter.
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Chinese corporates and FIGs contributed to most of the primary supply in Asia DCM on Tuesday, with China Oil and Gas Group, Yida China Holdings and Citic Securities snapping up a combined $1.45bn.
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The slightly softer tone in the Asian markets on Tuesday did not deter issuers from flocking to the debt market, with as many as eight borrowers bagging new bonds. And the momentum continued on Wednesday, with a handful of firms opening their transactions.
