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Deal could come as early as Wednesday, with South Korea under pressure to print a deal, to set up a benchmark for other Korean issuers looking to tap the bond market.

Indonesia is first to go after pause in debt markets, raising $1 billion after budget deficit is wider than expected.

Indonesia raises $3 billion in a dual-tranche bond that is expected to conclude its conventional offshore funding needs for the year.

Indonesia prints its first 10-year dollar sukuk, making it one of the rare borrowers to do so.

While China Shanshui Cement, Hana Bank and Beijing Enterprises all market Asian dollar bonds on Wednesday.

Indonesia raises 30-year money and Philippine port operator ICTSI reopens its hybrid issue, but both deals trade below their issue price in the secondary market.

Debt bankers start to wind down after a tough second half, although Republic of Indonesia marches ahead with its roadshows.

Indonesia is targeting a dollar bond launch in January, while Mongolian banks plan issuance. Reliance Industries and Korea Telecom may tap sooner.

The state-owned electricity company prices a $1 billion bond, tapping investor appetite for Indonesian credits.