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The People's Bank of China surprised the markets over the weekend by slashing rates for the fourth time since November 2014. But the Asian dollar bond market has been paralysed on June 29, due to the spectre of a Greek default and exit from the euro. The only issuer braving the market is China Huiyuan Juice Group which opened books for a three year deal in euros that was fully covered by anchor orders. -
Investment grade corporate bond syndicate bankers expect this week to be quiet, after Greece and its creditors gave up trying to reach a debt deal, but fears of a shutdown seem far away.
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German cosmetics firm Douglas Holding, which is being acquired by CVC Partners from Advent International, sold €635m of high yield bonds on Friday after cutting their size for a second time.
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Chinese real estate corporate Wuzhou International Holdings has raised $100m from a tap of its 13.75% 2018s, this is the second re-opening on the bonds and was driven by reverse enquiry.
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Bond traders are eagerly awaiting hints about what could be drastic changes to the landscape of European bond trading, as the European Securities and Markets Authority took a crucial decision in Paris this week, writes Jon Hay.
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CVC Partners on Thursday reduced to below €1bn its high yield offering to fund the acquisition of German cosmetics retailer Douglas Holding — yet investors dismissed the cut as a sign of an increasingly ‘closed for business’ market.
