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The floor is the limit for euro and dollar swap spreads

  • 25 Apr 2003
Dollar and euro swap spreads plumbed new depths this week and are now at levels lower than even the most grizzled market veterans can remember. New issues dominated the week and swap spreads have been brought low by a wave of swap-driven issuance. By the close of trading ...

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