Heavily indebted Kaisa has to pay up amid slowing economy, trade tensions and Hong Kong protests—and after a 2015 default
U.S. investors bought close to a fifth of the junk bonds sold this week by one of China’s most heavily indebted property developers, which lured them with one of the highest yields on new dollar debt issued globally this year.
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