Issuance Of Dollar Bonds Surges In Asia

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Thu, 09/01/2016 - 2:59am

Asian companies and financial institutions are rushing to raise U.S.-dollar-denominated debt ahead of a potential interest-rate increase by the Federal Reserve this fall.

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Issuance Of Dollar Bonds Surges In Asia

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