Asian companies and governments have tapped international bond markets at a record pace this year, with borrowers in the region rushing to take advantage of demand from yield-starved investors.
Issuers in Asia, excluding Japan, have sold $354bn worth of dollar bonds in the year to date, up 13 per cent from a year ago and a record high for the period, according to data from Refinitiv.
The figures are a sign that borrowers in Asia, where default rates remain low, are benefiting from a wave of loose monetary policy in Europe and the US to combat the economic havoc wrought by the pandemic.
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