Credit
Market Monthly Review – April 2015
Sentiment Boosted by Oil Prices,
China Easing on RRR
Market
Review
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Asian
credits gain on oil prices and further easing in China.
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In Singapore, SORs tightened post MAS
decision.
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MYR bond maintain positive momentum; quasi
government led flows.
Flows
and Issuance Trends
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USD
issuers raised USD24bn in April driven by the heavyweights oil & gas -
CNOOC and SINOPE.
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SGD issuances pick-up as uncertainty ebbs
post monetary policy decision.
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More active primary market in MYR.
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Sector
Highlights
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Banking:
Mixed earnings performance and asset quality; BNM to classify R&R
loan as “impaired loan”; BI to loosen LDR calculation.
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Singapore Oil & Gas: OSV sentiment
marginally improved, though too early to call a bottoming-out.
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Malaysia power sector is picking-up.
Rating
Trends
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Rating
downgrades in HY real estate, O&G and commodities.
¨
Yanlord downgraded on weakening credit
profile.
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In Malaysia, MARC put IJM on negative outlook
Outlook
¨
Market
lack of fundamental catalyst/s to drive yields lower, but technical suggest
credits to remain stable in May.
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Maturity
profile is highly manageable in May.
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