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Stocks around the world fell on Monday after a spike in new cases of coronavirus were revealed in the US and China over the weekend, setting a stage for what is likely to be another busy but volatile week for European equity capital markets. -
Kangji Medical Holdings kicked off bookbuilding for its Hong Kong listing on Monday, aiming to raise up to HK$3.12bn ($404m) in proceeds.
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Burning Rock Biotech, a Chinese cancer treatment firm, raised $222.8m from its US listing last Friday. The issuer's stock soared nearly 50% on its debut, after the IPO was priced above the initial guidance.
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Hotel and casino operator Wynn Macau followed its gaming peers into the dollar bond market last Friday, but weaker market sentiment meant the borrower failed to tighten guidance on its $750m deal.
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In this round-up, Beijing braces for a second wave of local infections from Covid-19, China's industrial production grows for a second straight month, and American Express secures a clearing licence onshore.
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Bond investors say that Honduras’s established relationship with the IMF should leave it in good stead as it looks to become the lowest rated borrower from Latin America to issue in the coronavirus era.
