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Industrial Bank (601166.SH): Its Hong Kong branch issued related bonds under the 5 billion US dollar medium-term note program and will be listed on August 15th.
Industrial Bank (601166.SY) announced on August 14 that according to the resolution of the company's 2020 annual shareholders' meeting on the issuance of financial bonds, the bank's Hong Kong branch recently completed the issuance of $0.5 billion bonds overseas under the $5 billion medium-term notes program for the purpose of raising funds for qualified projects that indirectly create employment opportunities by providing loans to small and micro enterprises. The details of the issuance are as follows: senior unsecured bonds denominated in US dollars, with a scale of $0.5 billion and an annual interest rate of SOFR+56BPS, maturing in 2027. The above bonds will be listed on the Hong Kong starting from August 15, 2024.
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Std Dev Group provides guarantee for the 50 million yuan loan agreement entered into by its subsidiary company and Industrial Bank.
STD Dev Group (01867) announced that on July 26, 2024, its subsidiary, STD Dev Ecological (Junan) Co., Ltd. (as borrower), signed a loan agreement with the Heze Branch of Industrial Bank Co., Ltd. (as lender) for a loan amount of RMB 50 million. As one of the prerequisites for Industrial Bank to grant the loan, the company has provided guarantees for the repayment responsibility of the loan under the loan agreement. The company believes that the loan agreement is beneficial to the group because it provides additional financial resources for the group's business development and operations, and can strengthen its cash flow.
The Japanese yen is strong against the US dollar, and traders are betting on a major turning point that will eventually come.
As more and more people expect the yield differential between Japan and the United States to narrow, there are increasing signs of a turning point in the yen. On Thursday, the yen/dollar exchange rate rose more than 1%, continuing the momentum of the significant rebound from the lowest levels since the 1980s over the past two weeks. Japan's obvious intervention measures to support the yen, significant reduction in yen short-selling by hedge funds, and closure of arbitrage trades that have been suppressing the yen have all pushed up the yen. Whether the yen's rise will be a turning point may depend on the decisions of the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve next week. About 90% of Bank of Japan watchers think that the Bank of Japan may
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