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India’s JSW Steel raised $500m in an opportunistic transaction on Wednesday, marking the company’s first dollar bond in two years.

Corporate bond investors in Europe are showing a bit more willingness this week to say no to ultra-tight pricing, but not in sufficient numbers to prevent issuers getting what they want.

CCB Financial Leasing, a subsidiary of China Construction Bank, has returned to the syndicated loans market after a four year absence.

Spain’s Abertis Infraestructuras has shifted the obligations of around €9.97bn of loans to itself from its holding company, with the toll roads group immediately paying down a sizeable portion of the debt.

Reliance Industries is tapping the Japanese yen market as part of a $1.5bn dual-currency loan syndication.

Bank of Communications Financial Leasing is tapping the offshore loan market for $200m green loan, just one month after it launched an onshore facility.

Xinjiang Transportation Construction Investment Holding Co, a local government financing vehicle (LGFV), priced a modest $160m on Wednesday to refinance an upcoming maturity.

Mauritius Commercial Bank has raised a new dual tranche $800m loan after receiving commitments of over $1bn. The deal was welcomed by bankers as one of the few new money financings in the market.

Singapore agricultural commodity company Olam International and its wholly owned subsidiary Olam Treasury have raised the firm's first loan where its funding costs are linked to the digitisation of the company.

Klabin, the Brazilian pulp and paper company, returned to bond markets on Wednesday, taking advantage of a flattening yield curve to issue its first long bond, despite a bad day for Brazilian assets.

Energy generator NTPC became the latest of a recent slew of Indian issuers to fund in the dollar bond market, with more deals underway.

Indonesia Eximbank is sending out a covenant waiver request for a $1.15bn loan it sealed last year, as the policy bank's non-performing loan (NPL) ratio rose higher than the covenant allows.