Dollar debt. China is planning to sell $3 billion in U.S. dollar bonds this month, its second such sale in a year. The country is apparently planning to become a regular issuer of sovereign debt, this time offering bonds with five, 10 and 30 year maturities. Nikkei Asian Review
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Dollar debt
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In dollars? It becomes really interesting from the standpoint of usage of dollar as the global currency. Seems rumors about currency revolution is a bit overratedDollar debt. China is planning to sell $3 billion in U.S. dollar bonds this month, its second such sale in a year. The country is apparently planning to become a regular issuer of sovereign debt, this time offering bonds with five, 10 and 30 year maturities. Nikkei Asian Review
I am not much of a macro economist, but it's probably some form of the benchmarking play (considering the size). Like they want to have some USD-denominated debt for credit benchmarkingIn dollars? It becomes really interesting from the standpoint of usage of dollar as the global currency. Seems rumors about currency revolution is a bit overrated
Nice.. btw dealmaker have you seen how rate hike odds on future rose after the sell-off? It rose to 81.4% AFTER S&P 500 erased 7%. Why selling but betting on rate hikes at the same time? Can't get my head around it, maybe it's simply "market reset" before the new year rally
I am guessing the market now believes Fed will raise the rates despite President's protests.
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