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Equity capital markets bankers and investors are looking get stuck into deals after a quiet period last week as markets reacted to the spread of a virulent strain of coronavirus emanating from China. -
The Republic of Poland pulled in €6bn of orders for a five year benchmark bond on Monday, with the issue four times covered as coronavirus fear still ripped financial markets.
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Chinese stocks plummeted on Monday morning, the first trading day after the Lunar New Year holiday. The plunge came despite measures from the central bank and securities regulator to inject liquidity and ban short selling.
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In this round-up, UBS expects China’s GDP growth to drop to 3.8% in the first quarter due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, Hong Kong banks shut branches to limit the virus spread and Chinese regulators step in with stablising measures for financial markets.
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India’s equity capital market is likely to get a big injection of liquidity, after the government announced the planned sell-downs and listings of a number of state-owned entities in its annual budget.
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Devesh Ashra has left his position as co-head of Asia Pacific debt solutions at Bank of America in Hong Kong.
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