Finbarr Flynn
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Adani Storms Back Into Bond Market With A $409 Million Sale
Adani Group began marketing a $409 million bond in what would be its first dollar note sale after a report last year by short seller Hindenburg Research, adding to signs of a rebound in investor confidence.
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Adani Storms Back Into Bond Market With A $409 Million Sale
Adani Group began marketing a $409 million bond in what would be its first dollar note sale after a report last year by short seller Hindenburg Research, adding to signs of a rebound in investor confidence.
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Dollar Bond Sales In Asia See Worst Start To Year Since 2016
High borrowing costs prompted Philippines property firm Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc. to postpone its sale, contributing to the 28% year-on-year drop in US-currency debt issuance.
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Global Credit Spreads Tighten To 2022 Low As Buyers Rush In
Corporate bond investors are snapping up new issues worldwide at the start of the year, locking in elevated yields ahead of potential interest-rate cuts by major central banks.
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Global Credit Spreads Tighten To 2022 Low As Buyers Rush In
Corporate bond investors are snapping up new issues worldwide at the start of the year, locking in elevated yields ahead of potential interest-rate cuts by major central banks.
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Why Almost 150 Earthquakes Struck Japan In Less Than A Day
A big earthquake rattled Japan’s northwestern coast on New Year’s day, killing dozens and rekindling fears of the tsunami that ravaged the nation’s northern region in 2011. It was one of about 150 to strike the region over the day.
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At Least 30 Dead After Major Japan Quake Topples Buildings
At least six people were killed and others injured in a powerful earthquake that hit off the Noto Peninsula on Japan’s northwest coast, wrecking buildings, buckling roads and triggering fires.
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At Least 30 Dead After Major Japan Quake Topples Buildings
At least six people were killed and others injured in a powerful earthquake that hit off the Noto Peninsula on Japan’s northwest coast, wrecking buildings, buckling roads and triggering fires.
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Real Estate Stress Is Brewing In Asian Markets Other Than China
Surging interest rates and regulatory scrutiny are causing distress for builders and creditors in Asian economies from South Korea to Vietnam, highlighting the breadth of housing woes in a region overshadowed by China’s crisis.
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Adani Bond Rebound Helps Erase Short Seller Hit: Credit Weekly
The rebound suggests the conglomerate is finding favor with investors again.
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Global Yen Bond Market Emerges As Oasis Amid Japan Volatility
The market for yen bonds from global firms is hotter than it’s been in years, providing money managers with an oasis as rates volatility soars.
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Global Yen Bond Market Emerges As Oasis Amid Japan Volatility
The market for yen bonds from global firms is hotter than it’s been in years, providing money managers with an oasis as rates volatility soars.
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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Sells $1.2 Billion Of Yen Debt After Big Japan Bets
Berkshire Hathaway sold 164.4 billion yen ($1.2 billion) of bonds on Friday, just days after the billionaire investor made headlines by saying he’d increased holdings in Japanese trading houses.
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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Sells $1.2 Billion Of Yen Debt After Big Japan Bets
Berkshire Hathaway sold 164.4 billion yen ($1.2 billion) of bonds on Friday, just days after the billionaire investor made headlines by saying he’d increased holdings in Japanese trading houses.
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Buffett Ramps Up Japan Stock Bets, Weighs Buying Even More
Warren Buffett is looking to increase his exposure to Japanese stocks, according to an interview with Nikkei, saying he’s been proud of his holdings in the nation’s trading houses.
