China Sells $4 Billion Dollar Bond Amid Evergrande Woes

The video discusses China's strong demand for sovereign issuances since its return to the dollar bond market in 2017. It details a recent $4 billion bond sale in Hong Kong, noting a decrease from a $6 billion offering the previous year. The video highlights investor sentiment amid China-specific risks, particularly the high yield bond issues linked to Evergrande. It concludes with an update on Evergrande's financial situation, including missed dollar coupon payments and recent onshore bond payments.

What year did China return to the dollar bond market in Hong Kong after a hiatus?

• 2015

• 2017

• 2019

• 2021

How much was the recent bond sale in Hong Kong worth?

• $2 billion

• $4 billion

• $6 billion

• $8 billion

What is the main concern regarding China's credit markets?

• High-yield bond issues

• Trade tariffs

• Low investor interest

• Currency devaluation

Which company's financial troubles are highlighted as a risk to China's credit markets?

• Alibaba

• Evergrande

• Tencent

• Huawei

What recent financial action did Evergrande's main domestic unit take?

• Issued new bonds

• Paid off all debts

• Remitted funds for an onshore bond coupon

• Acquired a new company