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  • China’s top policy bodies got behind a loosening of the policy stance to give China’s lagging economy a boost, as Trump’s trade war continues to push the renminbi lower and creating more uncertainty on China’s growth prospects.
  • Shangde Qizhi Education Group has set the ball rolling for a Hong Kong IPO, having filed a draft prospectus with the city’s bourse on Thursday.
  • BeiGene priced its IPO in Hong Kong near the top end of guidance on Thursday, raising HK$7.1bn ($903m) from the city’s second biotechnology flotation.
  • Lat Am bankers remain bearish on new issuance prospects for August despite quite busy secondary markets and as US investment-grade corporates and Asian credits flock to market.
  • Having rocketed 13 points upon issuance last week, Brazilian telecom Oi’s new bonds dropped slightly in secondary in recent days as the buy-side waits to see whether they will be included in bond indices.
  • Brazilian engineering and construction firm Andrade Gutierrez has amended the terms of its bond exchange offer after discussions with the largest holders of its old notes.
  • South Africa state-owned utility Eskom’s return to the international bond markets on Thursday was hailed as proof of the faith investors have in Cyril Ramaphosa, the country's president. And it could well mark the beginning of the country’s rehabilitation in the debt capital markets as Eskom is widely thought of as South Africa’s biggest and most public financial problem. Francesca Young reports.
  • Commercial brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield closed an initial public offering on Thursday, becoming the latest real estate firm to go public this year as many mull how to make the best of a market that is still delivering substantial returns, but showing a few signs of wobbling.
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    The reformed EU Emissions Trading System has produced a sharp rise in the carbon price since November — which ought to spur industry to cut CO2 emissions faster. Yet because of the complex way European energy policy works, the pace of reductions is likely to slow, according to Moody’s.
  • Concerns voiced over the growth of collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) shows that many commentators on both sides of the debate are still too blinded by the hangover of the 2008 crisis to appreciate the nuances of the next one.
  • Barclays ramped up its leverage and commitments to repo and prime finance, helping the firm’s markets business score a revenue bump of 11% and beat analyst expectations, largely thanks to surging numbers from the bank’s equities business.
  • Deutsche Bank's decision to clear around half of its euro swaps business in Europe might have caused a stir in the Square Mile this week but a closer look at the overall clearing numbers show that London continues to dominate the global swap clearing markets, writes Ross Lancaster.