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Changes in USD bond | Kai Tak Real Estate Group KAISAG 6.25 12/28/28 rose by 2.018% to 2.108

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27/02/2026
On February 27th, the KAISAG 6.25 12/28/28 issued by Country Garden Group has a current price of 2.108, rising by +2.018% with a yield of --%.
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