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  • The emerging markets bond business, like much of the rest of the primary markets, hit a stumbling block this week due to the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus. But even if no deals print, delaying the marketing of deals does not make sense. Roadshows should be rolling on — as Belarus is doing — even if deal printing pauses.
  • The Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak has become prevalent enough in Italy to lead to a quarantine of around 10 towns. But this still doesn't appear to be enough to derail the motoring primary corporate bond market. There is plenty of justification to think that robust market conditions will last a while longer.
  • Global market volatility triggered by fears surrounding Covid-19 outbreak, finally hit Latin America bonds on Monday just as bankers said they are preparing another heavy wave of issuance.
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    CPPIB Capital, which mandated banks for a five year benchmark on Friday, has postponed the deal in the face of a hostile market rocked by volatility engendered by the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak.
  • The rise of the Covid-19 coronavirus in Italy has tapped the brakes on the zooming high grade corporate bond primary market. Concerns over the spread of the illness have sent corporate spreads wider and rates tighter.
  • Covered bonds were steady on Monday, with spreads reacting stoically in the face of mounting volatility in the credit and equity markets, which were hit by fears over the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus. But with key covered bond investors only expected to return to their desks on Wednesday, following Germany’s carnival season, market participants remain braced for a delayed reaction in the asset class.