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Country Garden (COGARD) has paid the coupons on two of its dollar bonds within their grace periods, thereby averting default, as mentioned by some creditors. The coupons totaled $22.5mn on the two notes as their grace period ended on September 5-6. Bloomberg analysts Kristy Hung and Lisa Zhou said, “Country Garden could struggle to avoid a downward spiral in its liquidity even after it dodged a default”. The payment of coupons of its dollar bonds adds to the coupon payments on its ringgit-denominated bonds and its proposal to extend the maturity on eight yuan-denominated bonds. Bloomberg notes that COGARD’s financial pressures will not be over as it has $8bn of bond payments due in the next six months.
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