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The mismatch between investor demand and the supply for renminbi-denominated debt issued in Hong Kong is driving yields ever lower. The three multinational companies to have tapped the market so far offer clear evidence of the trend: the first, McDonald’s Corporation, issued three-year paper in August 2010 at 3%. Next came Caterpillar in December with a two-year note at 2%.
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