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Cracks emerge in underlying quality as banks appear to teeter further into cautiousness

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  • Asia's dollar bond market reopened on Wednesday amid volatility around the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus. But debt bankers in the region are cautiously optimistic about the state of the market.
  • China Bright Culture Group, an independent television producer, has got the go-ahead from Hong Kong’s stock exchange to launch its IPO.
  • Chilean mobile phone operator WOM took advantage of a better tone in bond markets on Tuesday to add $60m to its 2024 notes, first sold in November.
  • The Province of Buenos Aires agreed to make an overdue bond payment on Tuesday afternoon to dodge default by just one day, as analysts said Argentina had to avoid creditor conflict to meet a tight deadline to restructure its sovereign debt.
  • A fall in equity markets last week reflected an automatic reaction to the possibility of a new global pandemic. But the more substantial effect of the coronavirus outbreak on equities may be reflected in economic performance, rather than the rate of contagion.
  • If the US assassination of an Iranian general and the coronavirus outbreak cannot derail emerging market bonds, then what will? Not much, it seems, Perhaps not even the likely disruption of Donald Trump’s run for re-election this year. Technical factors supporting demand are so strong that investors are blinded by the silver linings surrounding every dark cloud on their horizons.