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China Three Gorges Corp (CTG) has opened books for what will be its first outing to the international bond market, marketing a dual tranche offering in dollars and euros on June 3. Joining CTG in the market is Beijing Construction Engineering Group (BCEG), which started taking bids for its debut dollar bond. -
Moody’s is expecting an upturn in fortunes for the Chinese property sector as the effects of supportive monetary and regulatory policies implemented by China since the second half of 2014 start to gather momentum.
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European high yield credit has lost a key market-making banker, say sources, as Goldman Sachs has moved a big name trader to its distressed business.
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While liquidity in all markets is worse than it was pre-crisis, high yield bonds have seen the smallest downturn – and liquidity has picked up since 2012, according to research from JP Morgan.
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Darling Ingredients, the Texas-based food ingredients maker, sold a €515m senior unsecured bond to yield 4.75% on Friday, even as French cable manufacturer Nexans was pulling its €250m deal.
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Nexans, the French cable manufacturer, became on Friday the first double-B rated issuer to pull a European high yield bond this year. It cited unfavourable pricing and volatility in the market.
