In our latest Asia Monthly, we discuss the performance of major Asian credit indices and review UST curve movements in November 2025. We also provide a recap of major news and macroeconomic releases, including those from the US, China, India, Indonesia and Japan. In addition, we summarise the top/bottom performers, recent USD bond issuances and rating actions in Asian corporate credit, as well as a list of our recent research. The Asia Monthly publication serves to keep investors updated on ...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Applus, Verisure, CeramTec, Kiloutou, Odido, Eolo, Flora Food Group, Altice France (SFR), evoke, FiberCop, Tele Columbus, Engineering Group, Altice International, Intralot, Mehilainen, Itelyum Group, Voyage Care, Grupo Antolin, Benteler International, Neopharmed, Cheplapharm, Industria Macchine Automatiche, Allwyn (formerly Sazka), Victoria, Best Secret, Softbank Group, Profine, Bombardier, Grune...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Sunrise, Bite, TK Elevator, Italmatch Chemicals, Nimlas, Lowell, Intralot, Recordati, Klockner Pentaplast, Standard Profil, Advanz Pharma, Softbank Group, Ineos
KDDI posted better trends following a modest Q1. Revenue was 1% ahead while EBIT inflected to growth. Management has also given more clarity on the EBIT growth going into 2H, expecting a 10% growth based on its unchanged guidance which is in line with consensus. Softbank Corp remains our preferred pick in Japan, followed by KDDI and NTT.
In our latest Asia Monthly, we discuss the performance of major Asian credit indices and review UST curve movements in October 2025. We also provide a recap of major news and macroeconomic releases, including those from the US, China, India, Indonesia and Japan. In addition, we summarise the top/bottom performers, recent USD bond issuances and rating actions in Asian corporate credit, as well as a list of our recent research. The Asia Monthly publication serves to keep investors updated on d...
Have you missed it? As the Japanese stock market knocked unsuccessfully on the door of 50,000 yesterday [21 Oct], sentiment shifted from FOMO [fear of missing out] to FOTI [fear of topping in]. Would someone buying the Japanese market today be making the same mistake as someone buying in Oct 1989? Pelham Smithers discusses.
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