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FIC Credit Market Monthly Review - 6/7/15
6 July 2015
Credit
Market Monthly Review – June 2015
Markets Held Hostage to the Greek
Drama but Asian Credits are Rock Solid
Market
Review
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Greek crisis put markets on the defensive
mode; Asian credit affected but valuations still solid.
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Singapore’s SOR may steepen in near-term.
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Improved return from MYR Bond amid volatile
month.
Flows
and Issuance Trends
Regional
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Supply drops to USD13.64bn on
uncertainty over Fed’s tightening.
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Korean issues expected to prefund redemption;
covered bonds in the pipeline.
Singapore
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Property players continue to dominate
issuances in SGD; slower 2H15 expected.
Malaysia
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Slower primary market.
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Sector
Highlights
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CN
Banking – The People’s Bank of China cut lending and deposit rates by 25bps
each to 4.85% and 2% respectively.
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MY
Banking – Loans grew +8.9% yoy in May; Falling average lending rate; Mild
deterioration in asset quality.
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TH
Banking – Asset quality to moderate, however strong loss absorption capacity.
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SG Banking – Senior creditors are excluded from the new bail-in
proposal.
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MY Wireless Telcos – Maintain marketweight.
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SG O&G (OSV) – Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) space remains
afloat.
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APAC Power/Energy – Credit profile improved for Power/ Energy
players in APAC as fuel costs stay cheap.
Rating
Trends
¨
Wave of revisions on Moody’s new bank
methodology and mixed rating actions observed in APAC; Weaker financials key
reason for rating downgrades in MYR space.
Outlook
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Asian
credits to stay resilient amid rising volatility.
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