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Free AccessMNI China Press Digest, Sept 4: Bonds, Zambia
BEIJING (MNI) - The following lists highlights from the Chinese press for
Tuesday:
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 said, citing Zhang Xu, a chief analyst at Everbright
Securities. The situation reflects the tightening financing environment of
credit bonds, according to other industry insiders.
Foreign financial institutions have increased their holdings of
yuan-denominated bonds, but the added volume slowed in July from June, Economic
Daily reported. Financial institutions outside of China purchased CNY66.526
billion in yuan-denominated bonds through China Central Depository and Clearing
Corporation and Shanghai Clearing House in July, with the total of such bonds
held by these institutions reaching CNY 1612.292 billion. However, the new added
volume had been higher in June at CNY110.369 billion in yuan-denominated bonds,
the report said.
Investment into the Zambia-China Economic Trade and Cooperation Zone
reached USD1.9 billion, and 50 companies have established their branches in the
district since 2007, Economic Information Daily reported. Revenue of the
companies in the zone reached CNY14 billion, creating 8000 jobs, the newspaper
said, reporting on the China-Africa Forum that China is hosting in Beijing this
week. More than 17 central SOEs currently cooperate with companies in Zambia on
resources, infrastructure, manufacturing and agriculture, the report said. China
encourages central SOEs to deepen cooperation with Zambia to further improve
bilateral economic and trade cooperation, said Xiao Yaqing, head of China's
state-owned assets regulator, according to the newspaper.
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86 (10) 8532-5998; email: iris.ouyang@marketnews.com
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86-10-8532-5998; email: beijing@marketnews.com
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