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  • Cash prices in Northern Rock’s Granite senior bonds passed 94 this week — the highest level since the trust breached the non-asset trigger on the bonds. Another symbolic recovery milestone, but it does more for short term sentiment than long term sustainability.
  • The MTN and commercial paper markets often reveal trends that public markets later pick up. The recent renaissance by Iberian credits in MTNs and CP bodes well for the peripheral public debt markets.
  • Despite several deals in the SSA sector in January being complete blowouts, the pricing and maturities being issued in SSA bond markets betrays an underlying nervousness.
  • The last two weeks have marked a turning point for the peripheral eurozone’s corporate borrowers. Investors are more willing than at any stage since the Greek crisis to judge them on their standalone merits. Of course, a hot European corporate bond market helps.
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    Spain is in danger of repeating the mistakes that Ireland made with its banking sector last year.