Indonesia pushes sukuk boundaries with 10-year tenor

Indonesia prices its $2.5 billion 10-year bond, closing one of the largest single tranche dollar bonds by an Asian borrower.

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

Indonesia's new seven-year bonds trade up initially but slip in reaction to the guidance released on PLN's bonds.

The Republic of Indonesia unveils its long-awaited 10-year bond which is expected to raise up to $2 billion. China Resources Power, Fosun, MIE, Melco Crown and GLP Logistics also line up deals.

Bankers are pitching Sinopec for a potential dollar bond as its bridge loan falls due for refinancing. Elsewhere, the Republic of Indonesia has kicked off a roadshow.