Q1 figures broadly in line with expectations. Like its peers, Q2 is expected to be worse when taking into account that lockdowns are in many markets. The signs of recovery in China are, however, encouraging. No major changes expected in our estimates. While we don’t expect a quick return to normal, we certainly see no real downside potential as long as debt markets are supported by central banks.

07 May 2020
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Q1 figures broadly in line with expectations. Like its peers, Q2 is expected to be worse when taking into account that lockdowns are in many markets. The signs of recovery in China are, however, encouraging. No major changes expected in our estimates. While we don’t expect a quick return to normal, we certainly see no real downside potential as long as debt markets are supported by central banks.