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The break in primary maret activity has now lasted longer than the one that followed the 'liberation day' US tariff announcement last April
Borrowers from the Gulf region have a track record of remarkable primary market prints
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Higher rate expectations have sharply reduced the possibility of bonds being redeemed this year -
Many bankers find reasons to leave the region
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The region is a net energy importer, but so far bonds have not been affected too much by the oil price surge
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No public, benchmark size bonds have been issued since the conflict started
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Bond prices fell on Monday, but not by drastic amounts
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◆ How banks and bankers are operating in the region under threat of military escaltion ◆ Bond issuance to resume — but how? ◆ Dwindling fee pool poses questions over long-term future for banks
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