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UBS Joins Rush to Tap Lower Rates in China’s Onshore Bond Market

Bloomberg Markets Friday 28 August 2026, 09:35 UTC By Ronan Martin and Janice Huang 1 min read
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UBS Group AG’s debut Chinese domestic bond sale this week underscores the market’s growing popularity among international issuers looking for lower borrowing costs.

UBS Group AG’s debut Chinese domestic bond sale this week underscores the market’s growing popularity among international issuers looking for lower borrowing costs.
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