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  • The RMB hub in Frankfurt could benefit from London’s loss of Euro-clearing privileges, but for now the focus remains on developing existing platforms including the ground-breaking Sino-German joint venture exchange, Jochen Metzger, director general for payments and settlement systems, Bundesbank, told GlobalRMB.
  • Peer-to-peer lender China Rapid Finance is vying for approval to float in the US, having filed preliminary documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
  • Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group is mulling increasing the size of its latest borrowing after over $1bn of commitments poured in for the $600m loan.
  • Indonesia’s Modernland Realty is preparing for a new US dollar bond this week, following compatriot property issuer Pakuwon Jati’s tightly priced February deal.
  • More details emerge on the seven new free trade zones (FTZs), State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) releases more foreign investment quotas, and China responds to US executive orders on trade ahead of Xi Jinping’s meeting with Donald Trump on Thursday.
  • Panamas finance minister tells Global Markets that his country can hit economic growth of 6%-7% a year as he sets out plans to use a $1bn international bond to improve infrastructure and revitalise sectors that are lagging behind
  • Development bank FDN is optimistic that Colombia’s flagship 4G road-building programme will emerge unscathed from the Odebrecht corruption scandal as the lender looks to play a more active role in the financing of the projects
  • Almost a year after needing a $478m loan from the IMF, Suriname is embarking on a broad range of tax and policy changes to boost revenue and get ready for the next boom in commodity prices
  • Mexico's finance minister and deputy central bank governor have taken a positive stance on a renegotiation of Nafta in interviews with Global Markets, but analysts believe the trade row with the US only masks deeper-seated structural problems
  • The ruling party’s candidate in Ecuador’s presidential election, Lenin Moreno, is ahead in the polls. But analysts believe whoever wins on Sunday will have to deal with a stumbling economy and accusations of fraud
  • Argentina's second smallest province is lining up a bond issue that will bring the total issued by public sector entities over the last year to $40bn. Investors remain calm about the rising debt stock, just as long as the government kicks on with fiscal consolidation
  • Financial leaders gathered in Paraguay for the IDB annual meeting threw their weight behind the host government, whose plans to allow President Horacio Cartes to run for a second five-year term triggered violent protests on Friday night