G3 bond markets open to the right name

Stable markets yesterday gave hope that August won’t be a washout month, but debt bankers shouldn't cancel their summer holidays just yet.

<div style="text-align: left;"> An Indonesian bank employee helps a a potential investor in the sovereign's first retail sukuk in 2009 (AFP) </div>

Denise Wee

August 17, 2011

Torrid market conditions have left the Asian debt markets deathly quiet. There has not been any Asian dollar bond issuance since Ballarpur Industries priced a $200 million perpetual on August 4.

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