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Market commentary — dollars

  • 29 Nov 2002
Trading in dollars was buoyant this week and just over $2.7bn was closed from 150 trades.

Lloyds TSB Bank was the most active borrower in the US currency and closed 11 trades.

The largest was a $22.67m five year transaction that pays a coupon of 3%. ...

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