Emerging market issuance recovered in April after March saw the slowest activity since the global financial crisis in 2009. The rebound was linked to the Middle East ceasefire, suggesting improved risk appetite and better market conditions for EM borrowers. The article is mostly descriptive and does not cite specific issuance volumes or pricing changes.
Emerging market issuance recovered in April after March saw the slowest activity since the global financial crisis in 2009. The rebound was linked to the Middle East ceasefire, suggesting improved risk appetite and better market conditions for EM borrowers. The article is mostly descriptive and does not cite specific issuance volumes or pricing changes.
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