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Deutsche BankÆs 2010 outlook for the Asian bond markets

Deutsche's Patrick Tsang and Mark Whitcroft share their views on expected trends in the Asian bond markets.

Mei Tuicolo

January 07, 2010

In a record year for bond issuance in Asia, Deutsche Bank finished 2009 as the most active debt capital markets bank in the region and, as 2010 is forecast to be another active year for the bond markets, the bank is sharing its outlook for the coming 12 months.

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