Bank CDS Narrow From Four-Month High
Credit default swaps on U.S. financial institutions have narrowed from four-month highs last week after Cyprus reached a deal to receive EUR10 billion (USD12.9 billion) in bailout funds from the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Investors have expressed concern that the bailout could hurt bank funding across Europe.
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