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Confidence that the market has found the clearing level for euro benchmarks from all public sector borrowers in the world of eurozone quantitative easing is premature. A pulled deal by the Province of Ontario shows the need for price discovery. -
The European Commission’s plan to harmonise the covered bond market cannot minimise credit risks between different jurisdictions and prevent market fragmentation, as it hopes.
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It has taken 18 months or so of turmoil and a recent destruction of many other CEEMEA credit spreads, but Russia has become the surprise safe haven for investors within the emerging markets.
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South Korean bond issuers have garnered a reputation for squeezing investors for every penny possible with aggressively-priced transactions. Investors may be critical of their tactics but the market needs to recognise the savviness of this strategy.
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The European Union’s history is littered with rule breaking in the name of self-interest, and now its much heralded Banking Union is under threat from the same forces.
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Glencore's investors are jittery, and rightly so. But a single note, with a hypothetical scenario in but no new news, should not wipe £4bn off the market cap.
