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Yen trades, March 19 2002

  • 22 Mar 2002
It was a busy start to the week in yen yesterday, with 46 deals raising almost $400 million-worth for the issuers involved. Financial borrowers were responsible for 36 of these, but other sectors did see some action. Government-backed Kommunalbanken announced two trades for ¥1.1 billion ($8.59 million) and ¥500 million. ...

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