This announcement does ... no bonds rated below-investment-grade. This portfolio is largely split between Treasuries, corporates, and mortgage-backed securities and sticks mainly to US issuers.

Asian dollar bond issuance is expected to rise around 20% in 2025 over last year, driven by Chinese debt deals and as U.S.

The issuance of “panda bonds” – yuan-denominated debt securities from overseas institutions operating in China – hit a record high in 2024, bolstered by lower funding costs and heightened ...

China Hongqiao Group Ltd., is marketing its first three-year dollar bond since 2021, amid rising demand for Chinese notes issued in the US currency. The initial price guidance is set at 7.5% area ...

HONG KONG, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Developer Sunac China has informed some of its dollar creditors it is unlikely to meet a September bond maturity deadline, two sources said, as weak sales raise the ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -China will sharply increase funding from ultra-long treasury bonds in 2025 to spur business investment and consumer-boosting initiatives, a state planner official said on Friday ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -- China will sharply increase funding from ultra-long treasury bonds in 2025 to spur business investment and consumer-boosting initiatives, a state planner official said on ...

could face more US tariffs after US president-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20. China is likely to allow local governments to increase issuance of special bonds to 4.7 trillion yuan this ...

BEIJING — China will sharply increase funding from ultra-long treasury bonds in 2025 to spur business investment and consumer-boosting initiatives, a state planner official said on Friday, as Beijing ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -China will sharply increase funding from ultra-long treasury bonds in 2025 to spur business investment and consumer-boosting initiatives, a state planner official said on Friday, as ...

China's policymakers will increase the issuance of ultra-long-term special treasury bonds in 2025, with a broader scope for their expenditure, the country's top economic regulator said on Friday.