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Escalating global trade tensions stop a tentative rally in its tracks, overpowering the positive impact of declining issuance and rebounding Treasuries.

Korea Development Bank's second three-year deal is priced with a coupon rate of 4.2%, in line with initial guidance. UOB, meanwhile, is poised to follow DBS with a covered bond.

Sinopec and Cnooc debt offerings sustain China as the region's biggest issuer, while the Philippines vaults into second place due to a dearth of issuance from Korea and India.

Malaysia leads the charge in promoting wider distribution of the Islamic bonds, with US investors starting to feature more prominently in allocations.

Malaysian national oil giant prices Asia's second largest corporate dollar bond, comprising of an Islamic and three conventional tranches.

Malaysia's Petronas buys Statoil's 15.5% interest in an oil field in Azerbaijan for $2.2b, its third largest acquisition.

Malaysia’s largest pure-play offshore supply vessel operator’s institutional book was 15 times oversubscribed, with investors keen on the sector.

Malaysian offshore supply vessel operator will offer investors exposure to the exploration and production activities of Petronas.

Canada’s leaders defy domestic support for resource nationalism and allow Cnooc’s purchase of Nexen and Petronas’s takeover of Progress to go ahead.