China’s Jumbo Euro Bond Sale

China has issued a €4 billion bond, attracting over €20 billion from investors, including European pension funds and emerging market investors. This marks China's first euro bond issuance since 2004, taking advantage of low borrowing costs in Europe. The successful euro bond sale sets a benchmark for future Chinese issuers. China plans to issue a dollar bond later, expecting strong demand due to easing trade tensions.

What was the total value of the bond offering by China?

• Ten billion euros

• Twenty billion euros

• Four billion euros

• Two billion euros

Why is the timing considered perfect for China's euro bond issuance?

• Low borrowing costs in Europe

• High borrowing costs in Europe

• Increased trade tensions

• Decreased investor interest

What is the significance of China's euro bond issuance?

• It was only for European investors

• It marks the first time since 2004

• It is the largest bond issuance ever

• It was done in US dollars

What is expected after the euro bond issuance?

• China will increase trade tensions

• China will issue more euro bonds

• China will issue a dollar bond

• China will stop issuing bonds

What factor is contributing to the expected strong demand for China's upcoming dollar bond?

• Decreasing investor interest

• Easing trade tensions

• Rising trade tensions

• High borrowing costs