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Poll of the week

Indonesian issuers have raised $8.9bn in the international bond market this year, a new record for the country. But how much will be raised by the end of 2012?

This is it. Don’t expect any more.

0%
The market has already had the vast majority of supply, but there could be a few smaller issues. We will probably stop at around $10bn.

29%
There is still plenty of supply left. There will between $10bn and $13bn of issuance before the end of the year.

71%
We’ve only just started. Expect more than $13bn of deals by Christmas.

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Credit News

Bond investors lose sweet tooth for high yield

Vietinbank brings Vietnam lenders to dollars

Malaysia’s IOI on the road but quick bond deal unlikely

SMIC starts marketing retail deal of up to Ps15bn

Huawei dials dim sum for Rmb1bn private placement