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The Ministry of Finance of the Lao PDR has returned to the loan market for a new financing of $50m. -
Colombia may have arrived late to the coronavirus-era Latin American sovereign bond market party, but the wait paid off on Monday as the sovereign notched a dual tranche $2.5bn issue that included its lowest ever coupon on a long dated bond.
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Argentina said on Monday evening that a new proposal to creditors was imminent after the government again extended the participation deadline in its restructuring. Optimism continues to grow over the chances of an agreement — even as an IMF statement on the process triggered forthright responses from bondholders.
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Spreads on triple-A CLOs are tightening, with investors predicting a snap back to pre-pandemic levels this summer.
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The US House of Representatives passed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act last week in an attempt to loosen the terms around how small businesses can spend their loans, reducing the amount required to be spent on employee payroll. Sources say the program has made strides in the past two months since its rocky rollout, enabling a wider range of industries to benefit from the forgivable loan program.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has ruled out granting a reprieve to the Libor benchmark, leaving the UK RMBS market to face transitioning legacy deals before the end of the year. That means that lenders will be grappling with the shift at the same time as borrowers will come to the end of Covid-19 payment moratoriums.
