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For the Chinese, 2011 is the year of the rabbit. But European loan bankers hoping that acquisition financing will be the rabbit out of the hat should not get ahead of themselves.
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) can use last week’s European Union (EU) deal and the forthcoming European Financial Stability facility (EFSF) trade as the catalyst to reignite its euro benchmark programme with its first new deal since last April.
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For the Chinese, 2011 is the year of the rabbit. But European loan bankers hoping that acquisition financing will be the rabbit out of the hat should not get ahead of themselves.
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A regulatory barrage and worsening conditions mean that the senior FIG debt market is suffering. It may not recover for a very long time.
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Buying Portuguese MTNs is not such a mad idea as it sounds. Any paper issued now is likely to mature during a bail-out period. That makes the inflated yields on offer a great bet.
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Ratings-driven investment isn’t exactly flavour of the month, but with 70%-80% of the covered bond market going on CreditWatch Negative next Monday, price action ought to be a little more exciting.