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Germany’s $5bn stunner

  • 27 May 2005

The mood brightened in the bond markets this week as the volatility of the past couple of months eased after a strong rally and market participants enjoyed a steady flow of new issuance in the US and Europe.

Germany launched a record-breaking $5bn five year ...

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1 Citi 222,769.95 834 8.17%
2 JPMorgan 209,525.62 905 7.69%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 200,206.86 651 7.35%
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2 BNP Paribas 28,159.68 110 6.52%
3 Credit Agricole CIB 22,424.47 104 5.19%
4 UniCredit 22,060.45 102 5.11%
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3 Citi 7,643.16 42 6.94%
4 UBS 5,984.12 21 5.43%
5 Deutsche Bank 5,145.17 32 4.67%