US-dollar Bonds

Among the gainers were Adani Electricity Mumbai's dollar 2031 notes, which rose 0.7 cent to 72 cents as of 1.07 pm in Hong Kong

In an approximately 100-page report, Hindenburg Research alleges a web of Adani-family controlled offshore shell entities in tax havens, in the Caribbean, Mauritius and the United Arab Emirates

Lender claims to be the first to offer these products in GIFT City

A sudden resignation by the founder and chairwoman of a top Chinese builder has added to concerns over China's ailing property sector, fueling a further selloff

Spot gold fell for a fifth straight session, down 0.3% at $1,753.84 per ounce, which could be its longest losing streak since November 2021

Dollar has reached a four-week high as compared to other currencies amid inflation concerns. Moreover, government selloffs were extended and stocks took a beating globally.

Financial market upheaval following Russia's invasion of Ukraine puts deal on hold.

$6 bn raised so far in 2022; next few months will be quiet, say market participants

Next interest payment deadline comes due in a week's time

Special accounts set up to oversee, review fund use of debt-laden firm

Evergrande, China's biggest property developer, ran into trouble over the past few months as Beijing tightened regulations in its property sector.

In the current calendar year alone, Indian companies raised $4.6 bn from these markets so far

The company will use the proceeds of the proposed notes to subscribe to Indian rupee-denominated external commercial borrowing (INR ECB) bonds

Source says talks with firm are currently focused on structure of offering and seeking necessary approvals from RBI. Issue will be launched as early as this month

A term sheet for Singapore Airlines' first US dollar bond has been circulated by bookrunners for the potential issue, and calls were being held with prospective investors on Monday

In India, Export Import Bank of India raised $1 billion, State Bank of India garnered $600 million, and Shriram Transport about $500 million

Chinese e-commerce leader Alibaba Group Holding plans to raise at least $5 billion through the sale of a US dollar-denominated bond this month, four people with direct knowledge of the matter said

Company executives said this was also the cheapest bond offering by a renewable firm. The bonds were initially priced at 5.875%. When the rate was reduced to 5.375%, investors continued to book

The proceeds of the offering will be used to partially fund the privatisation

They will be issued in one or more tranches overseas and listed in any one or more stock exchanges in India or overseas, the company said in a statement