Good times seen coming to an end for China's real estate bonds
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STEPS to cool China's property market are stoking speculation that the good times are about to end for developer bonds offshore.
The hangover would be big. Yield-starved fund managers around the world have piled into the US$65 billion market for dollar-denominated notes sold by Chinese builders. There is plenty of scope for pain after yield premiums for lower-rated US-currency securities from the nation, the majority of which are from real estate borrowers, dropped to the lowest level since 2007 this month, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch index.
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