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Dollar market fades ahead of earnings blackout
A subdued week for issuance means that the first quarter is likely to end with a whimper rather than a bang, but the high grade corporate market has enjoyed a stronger than expected start to the year — and one that could prove to be the high watermark for 2014.
The deluge of issuance that had characterised the first two weeks of March slowed down in the second half of the month, as those corporates with funding needs executed them ahead of the FOMC meeting on March 19 and before earnings blackout takes hold in April. This week
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