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Vale Eyes China Bond Debut as Soon as This Year, CFO Says

Brazilian iron ore giant Vale SA is considering a debut in China’s bond market as early as this year, potentially following Brazil’s government in tapping Chinese investors.

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Vale Eyes China Bond Debut as Soon as This Year, CFO Says
Brazilian iron ore giant Vale SA is considering a debut in China’s bond market as early as this year, potentially following Brazil’s government in tapping Chinese investors.
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