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(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market bonds were supposed to be dragged down this year as central banks moved toward withdrawing stimulus. Instead, the best-performing global debt was all from developing nations.

(Bloomberg) -- China plans to tighten scrutiny of domestic firms’ overseas share sales and ban those whose listing could pose a national security threat.

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(Bloomberg) -- Union Bank of the Philippines will buy Citigroup Inc.’s consumer banking assets in the Southeast Asian country for a cash consideration plus a premium of 45.3 billion pesos ($904 million). The deal covers the U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Vienna Insurance Group AG agreed to share ownership of its Hungarian operations with a state investment fund after months of negotiations, in order to salvage an 830 million-euro ($941 million) deal to buy regional assets from Aegon NV.

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese artificial intelligence firm SenseTime Group Inc. is likely to price its Hong Kong initial public offering at the bottom of its marketed range, according to people familiar with the matter. SenseTime plans to offer 1.5 billion shares at HK$3.

(Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp.’s global push to increase capacity will include adding facilities in France and Italy, as well as putting a major production site in Germany, according to people familiar with negotiations.

(Bloomberg) -- A global rebound in stocks may continue in Asia on Wednesday as investor sentiment improves after being roiled by uncertainty over the omicron virus strain and stimulus outlook.  Futures for Japan, Australia and Hong Kong rose.