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Nippon Steel Secures Billions in Bonds to Fund U.S. Steel Acquisition Amidst Market Concerns

Nippon Steel, Japan's largest steelmaker, has successfully...

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Nippon Steel Secures Billions in Bonds to Fund U.S. Steel Acquisition Amidst Market Concerns

Nippon Steel, Japan's largest steelmaker, has successfully raised approximately $3.9 billion through an upsized offering of convertible bonds. The substantial funding aims to repay loans incurred for its high-profile acquisition of United States...

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Nippon Steel Secures Billions in Bonds to Fund U.S. Steel Acquisition Amidst Market Concerns

Nippon Steel, Japan's largest steelmaker, has successfully raised approximately $3.9 billion through an upsized offering of convertible bonds. The substantial funding aims to repay loans incurred for its high-profile acquisition of United States Steel Corp. This move marks the largest convertible bond issuance of its kind in Japan, signaling a strategic financial maneuver by the company. Nippon Steel announced its intention to sell nearly $4 billion in convertible bonds, an offering that ultimately reached 600 billion yen. This issuance is the largest ever by a Japanese corporation. The bonds are structured in two tranches, with half maturing in 2029 and the remainder in 2031. The company sought to raise 550...

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Nippon Steel Secures Billions in Bonds to Fund U.S. Steel Acquisition Amidst Market Concerns

Nippon Steel, Japan's largest steelmaker, has successfully raised approximately $3.9 billion through an upsized offering of convertible bonds. The substantial funding aims to repay...

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Yen Slides to Two-Week Low as Dovish BOJ Nominations Deepen Policy Uncertainty

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