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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: As China's deleveraging deepens, an increasing number of bonds have
been cancelled or postponed, Economic Information Daily reported.
  - 531 bonds worth CNY330 billion were cancelled or postponed this year so far.
In August alone, 75 bonds worth CNY46.12 were cancelled or postponed, the
newspaper said;
  - The main reason is that issuers and investors could not reach a consensus in
coupon rates, the newspaper cited Zhang Xu, a chief analyst at Everbright
Securities;
  - The situation reflects the tightening financing environment of credit bonds,
according to other industry insiders.

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