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Bond market action from around the world with a focus on Dim Sum debt and dollar bonds issued by Chinese firms.
- Money managers are being enticed by US dollar bonds issued by Chinese companies outside the mainland
China’s National Development and Reform Commission has launched a countrywide inspection campaign to better assess risks, as more companies run into trouble repaying their debt amid a slowing economy.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission has launched a countrywide inspection campaign to better assess risks, as more companies run into trouble repaying their debt amid a slowing economy.
More private firms are facing default pressure this year as banks tighten their belts and refuse them loans
More private firms are facing default pressure this year as banks tighten their belts and refuse them loans
The pickup in emerging markets inflows has broadened beyond China recently, according to Institute of International Finance
The pickup in emerging markets inflows has broadened beyond China recently, according to Institute of International Finance
Global bond issuance fell by 19 per cent last year as uncertain economic conditions weighed on financing, according to the rating agency.
Global bond issuance fell by 19 per cent last year as uncertain economic conditions weighed on financing, according to the rating agency.
Chinese government debt will be phased into the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index over a 20-month period from April
Chinese government debt will be phased into the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index over a 20-month period from April
The set-up of the CBS also aims to encourage banks to replenish capital through perpetual bond issuance, said the People’s Bank of China.
The set-up of the CBS also aims to encourage banks to replenish capital through perpetual bond issuance, said the People’s Bank of China.
- China’s central bank’s deputy governor says mechanism is ready for investors to put money into China bonds.
- China’s central bank’s deputy governor says mechanism is ready for investors to put money into China bonds.
Midway into January five Chinese companies are already likely to default on 3.5 billion yuan (US$446.25 million) worth of debt
Midway into January five Chinese companies are already likely to default on 3.5 billion yuan (US$446.25 million) worth of debt