Australia bond sales down 20% to date despite strong start
Foreign entities including sovereign-backed agencies and chipmaker Intel sell A$31.4 billion of Kangaroo debt
Sydney
KANGAROO bond sales have dropped in 2015, fading after a strong start to the year even as iPhone maker Apple Inc concluded a marquee offering.
Foreign entities including sovereign-backed agencies and chipmaker Intel Corp have sold A$31.4 billion (S$32.4 billion) of Kangaroo debt this year, about 20 per cent less than at the same stage in 2014, data compiled by Bloomberg shows. Issuance for the whole of last year reached A$39.5 billion.
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