Onshore and offshore debt issuance surges as foreign firms lock in cheaper financing
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International borrowers are issuing yuan-denominated debt at a record pace this year, seizing on lower borrowing costs as Chinese bond yields trend downward.
Low yields play a role, but regulatory freedom to deploy proceeds offshore is what’s drawing global issuers to the yuan
Panda and dim sum bond issuance surges as higher U.S. yields make yuan financing more attractive
Issuance set to reach 64 billion yuan in first quarter, up more than 50% year-on-year
Beijing’s looser monetary policy, a wider bond market opening and expanding yuan internationalisation are helping drive the…
Bankers say the boom reflects both cost advantages for issuers and structural reforms that help broaden the investor base.
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