Covered bond spread vulnerability questioned

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Covered bond spread vulnerability questioned

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The outlook for covered bond spreads has become less clear cut following last week’s historic agreement on the EU’s coronavirus recovery fund, according to analysts. But bank traders believe the market is well protected and think that the biggest risk to spreads is if there is a broader credit and equity market sell-off.

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