Zambia will have to convince burned investors it remains an attractive credit as it markets its second bond in the international capital markets. Investors on its debut issue have suffered losses as the country's fiscal deficit has jumped, Treasury yields have risen and copper prices have continued to retreat. A delegation representing the sovereign, which is rated B+ by S&P and B by Fitch, is visiting accounts in the US and London over a seven-day period in a roadshow that began last Thursday.
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