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OCBC TREASURY RESEARCH
      Asian Credit Daily
      Tuesday, May 18, 2021

      Market Commentary
      ▪ The SGD swap curve bull flattened yesterday, with shorter
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        tenors trading at 1-3bps lower. Belly tenors traded 2-4bps
        lower while longer tenors traded 4-5bps lower.                      Andrew Wong
                                                                            +65 6530 4736
      ▪ The Bloomberg Barclays Asia USD IG Bond Index average OAS           WongVKAM@ocbc.com
        remained mostly unchanged at 142bps, and the Bloomberg
        Barclays Asia USD HY Bond Index average OAS tightened 1bps          Ezien Hoo, CFA
        to 614bps. The HY-IG Index Spread tightened 1bps to 472bps.         +65 6722 2215
      ▪ There were heavy flows yesterday including in STSP 3.3%-            EzienHoo@ocbc.com
        PERPs, UBS 4.85%-PERPs, SPHSP 4.5%-PERPs, MINTSP 3.15%-
        PERPs, CHAAIR 1.88%'31s and OLAMSP 4%'26s.                          Wong Hong Wei, CFA
      ▪ 10Y UST Yields gained 2bps to 1.65% as the Empire State             +65 6722 2533
        Manufacturing Survey, produced by the New York Fed, showed          WongHongWei@ocbc.com
        that the prices paid index spiked to a record 83.5, the highest
        since 2001. Meanwhile, investors are keeping an eye on the          Seow Zhi Qi, CFA
        Fed minutes from the previous policy meeting, set to come out       +65 6530 7348
        on Wednesday, to look for any clues as to the central bank’s        zhiqiseow@ocbc.com
        take on inflation.

      Credit Summary:
      ▪ Singapore Airlines Ltd (“SIA”) | Issuer Profile: Neutral (5): SIA reported its April 2021 operating data.
         On a group airline basis, passenger load factor was 13.7%, higher than the 12.8% in March 2021 (April
         2020: 9.1%). SIA cargo load factor was at 92.1% in April 2021, steady versus 92.3% in March 2021
         (+16.5 percentage points y/y). In our view, the Singapore-Hong Kong travel bubble would not have
         moved the needle on SIA’s finances, though a symbolically important measure towards an eventual re-
         opening of global travel.

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Credit Headlines
Singapore Airlines Ltd (“SIA”) | Issuer Profile: Neutral (5)
▪ SIA reported its April 2021 operating data. On a group airline basis, passenger load factor was 13.7%,
   higher than the 12.8% in March 2021 (April 2020: 9.1%).
▪ Capacity in millions seat-kilometres on a group airline basis was 3,828.9 million seat-kilometres in
   April 2021 versus 3,618.2 million seat-kilometres in March 2021. In April 2020, this was only 526.4
   million seat-kilometres. Globally the aviation sector was grappling with the first wave of the COVID-
   19 pandemic then.
▪ SIA cargo load factor was at 92.1% in April 2021, steady versus 92.3% in March 2021 (+16.5
   percentage points y/y).
▪ The Singapore-Hong Kong travel bubble which was due to start on 26 May 2021 has been delayed.
   Hong Kong has also classified Singapore, along with a number of other countries as high-risk places.
   Travellers arriving from these places who have not been fully vaccinated will need to be quarantined
   for 21 days at designated hotels. Previously, Singapore was classified as low-risk.
▪ In our view, the Singapore-Hong Kong travel bubble would not have moved the needle on SIA’s
   finances, though a symbolically important measure towards an eventual re-opening of global travel.
   (CNA, Bloomberg, Company, OCBC)

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Key Market Movements

                                 1W chg   1M chg
                        18-May                                                18-May 1W chg        1M chg
                                  (bps)    (bps)

iTraxx Asiax IG           85       5        10     Brent Crude Spot ($/bbl)    69.55      1.46%    4.16%

iTraxx SovX APAC          27       1        0      Gold Spot ($/oz)           1,869.67    1.75%    5.55%

iTraxx Japan              47       0        0      CRB                        205.94      -0.10%   6.59%

iTraxx Australia          60       0        -2     GSCI                       520.92      0.02%    6.59%

CDX NA IG                 52       -1       1      VIX                         19.72      0.31%    21.35%

CDX NA HY                109       0        0      CT10 (%)                   1.649%       2.71     6.90

iTraxx Eur Main           51       0        1

iTraxx Eur XO            254       -2       7      AUD/USD                     0.778      -0.84%   0.22%

iTraxx Eur Snr Fin        60       -1       2      EUR/USD                     1.216      0.07%    1.00%

iTraxx Eur Sub Fin       108       -9       -1     USD/SGD                     1.335      -0.73%   -0.37%

iTraxx Sovx WE            6        0        0      AUD/SGD                     1.038      0.08%    -0.61%

USD Sw ap Spread 10Y      -4       -1       -2     ASX 200                     7,069      -0.39%   0.08%

USD Sw ap Spread 30Y     -32       -2       -3     DJIA                       34,328      -1.19%   0.37%

US Libor-OIS Spread       8        0        -2     SPX                         4,163      -0.60%   -0.53%

Euro Libor-OIS Spread     -6       -2       -1     MSCI Asiax                   849       -1.52%   -3.81%

                                                   HSI                        28,194      -1.40%   -2.68%

China 5Y CDS              38       1        2      STI                         3,080      -3.77%   -3.81%

Malaysia 5Y CDS           47       0        2      KLCI                        1,583      0.33%    -1.55%

Indonesia 5Y CDS          77       1        -1     JCI                         5,834      -2.38%   -4.15%

Thailand 5Y CDS           40       0        0      EU Stoxx 50                 4,007      -0.41%   -0.65%

Australia 5Y CDS          15       0       -12                                           Source: Bloomberg

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New Issues
▪ Coastal Emerald Ltd (Guarantor: China Shandong Hi-Speed Financial Group Limited) priced a
  USD200mn 3-year bond at 3.95%, tightening from IPT of 4.15% area.
▪ National Australia Bank Ltd priced a USD1.25bn 10-year Tier 2 bond at T+135bps, tightening from IPT
  of T+160bps area.
▪ HSBC Holdings PLC priced a USD2.0bn 4NC3 bond at T+65bps, tightening from IPT of T+95bps area,
  and a USD3.0bn 11NC10 bond at T+117bps, tightening from IPT of T+140bps area.
▪ Redsun Properties Group Ltd priced a USD210mn 3NC2 Will-Not-Grow bond at 7.6%, tightening from
  IPT of 8% area.
▪ Nanning Communications Investment Group Co., Ltd. has arranged investors calls commencing 18
  May for its proposed USD bond offering.

  Date                    Issuer                    Size             Tenor               Pricing
                    Coastal Emerald Ltd
17-May-21   (Guarantor: China Shandong Hi-Speed   USD200mn           3-year               3.95%
                  Financial Group Limited)

17-May-21        National Australia Bank Ltd      USD1.25bn          10-year             T+135bps

                                                  USD2.0bn            4NC3                T+65bps
17-May-21           HSBC Holdings PLC
                                                  USD3.0bn           11NC10              T+117bps

17-May-21       Redsun Properties Group Ltd       USD210mn            3NC2                 7.6%

                                                                               Source: OCBC, Bloomberg

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Macro Research
Selena Ling                             Tommy Xie Dongming                       Wellian Wiranto                          Howie Lee
Head of Research & Strategy             Head of Greater China                    Malaysia & Indonesia                     Thailand, Korea &
LingSSSelena@ocbc.com                   Research                                 WellianWiranto@ocbc.com                  Commodities
                                        XieD@ocbc.com                                                                     HowieLee@ocbc.com

Carie Li                                Herbert Wong
Hong Kong & Macau                       Hong Kong & Macau
carierli@ocbcwh.com                     herberthtwong@ocbcwh.com

FX/Rates Strategy
Frances Cheung                          Terence Wu
Rates Strategist                        FX Strategist
FrancesCheung@ocbc.com                  TerenceWu@ocbc.com

Credit Research
Andrew Wong                             Ezien Hoo                                Wong Hong Wei                            Seow Zhi Qi
Credit Research Analyst                 Credit Research Analyst                  Credit Research Analyst                  Credit Research Analyst
WongVKAM@ocbc.com                       EzienHoo@ocbc.com                        WongHongWei@ocbc.com                     ZhiQiSeow@ocbc.com

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