Bumi Resources took advantage of a barely open window late last week to raise $300 million through a seven-year deal. It was the fourth Indonesian coal miner to tap the dollar bond market in as many weeks, and Bumi was forced to pay a yield at the top of the range as investors began to take cover ahead of the year-end.The deal, arranged by joint bookrunners Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, was priced late on Thursday (November 5) New York-time, a day after the monthly meeting of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), and a day before the closely watched US non-farm ...