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China issues first overseas RMB-denominated sovereign green bond in London

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BEIJING, (Xinhua) — China issued its first-ever overseas RMB-denominated sovereign green bond in London on April 2 London Time, China’s Ministry of Finance said on Thursday.

The deal totals 6 billion yuan (about 833.33 million U.S. dollars), including 3 billion yuan for a three-year term with an interest rate of 1.88 percent, and 3 billion yuan for a five-year term at an interest rate of 1.93 percent. Both rates are lower than the yields on comparable treasury bonds in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region secondary market.

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Notably, the London offering spurred strong demand from international investors — drawing a diverse range of participants across various regions. Total subscriptions hit 41.58 billion yuan, 6.9 times the issuance value.

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