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China Construction Bank Hong Kong, Fantasia Holdings Group and Jinan West City Investment and Development Group were out in full force in the dollar bond market on Tuesday.

Deutsche Lufthansa pulled a planned €500m seven year trade on Monday, not the first time the issuer has pulled a deal from the corporate bond market.

China South City Holdings executed a swift tap of its outstanding $200m 6.75% five non call three notes last Friday, adding another $150m to its coffers.

RWE has announced the price range for the IPO of its renewables business Innogy, which could become the largest IPO in Europe since 2007 if it reaches its maximum €5bn size.

China South City Holdings (CSC) is tapping its $200m five non call three notes, sold at the start of September, launching the new transaction on Friday morning.

Banks are poised to seize this year’s best window for new regulatory capital issues after the Federal Reserve decided against lifting interest rates this week. With primary activity down $15bn on 2015 in Europe and secondary markets reacting positively to the Fed, investors are expecting supply across all asset classes.

National Bank of Canada (NBC), rarely seen in the covered bond market, issued a seven year deal on Thursday and although it offered virtually no concession, it was highly subscribed.

New funding possibilities in the Swiss franc bond market for lower rated issuers have been opened up by a ground-breaking Sfr300m issue for YPF, the Argentine state oil company, writes Silas Brown.

Nets, the Nordic digital payments processor, fell on its first day of trading in Copenhagen, after completing a Dkr15.75bn ($2.4bn) IPO that won very strong demand and was priced highly.

National Bank of Canada issued a rare seven year euro covered bond on Thursday and although it offered virtually no concession, it was highly subscribed, despite secondary market profit-taking.

Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) made waves in the market this week, bringing its HK$57.6bn ($7.4bn) IPO in Hong Kong to a close as a third of investors were zeroed from the world’s biggest float in two years.

Nets, the largest digital payments processor in the Nordic region, will close the books for its Dkr10.4bn to Dkr16.8bn ($1.6bn-$2.5bn) IPO two working days early after receiving strong demand.