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Apple’s $12bn nine tranche bond this week deserved plaudits for kick-starting the US corporate bond market after weeks of nerves over volatility.
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Bahrain joined Poland this week in the dubious honour of being downgraded by Standard & Poor’s after the pricing of a new bond but before settlement. -
It’s been an uncomfortable week for almost everyone in financial markets. But while the pressure on equities, commodities and bank credit is beginning to smack of panic, one asset class still has a ready investor base.
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The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.
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The retreat of a market maker from the London Stock Exchange’s Order Book for Retail Bonds is a sad sign of the severity of challenges facing the market.
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Credit Suisse’s numbers were ugly, whichever way you slice them — a loss of Sfr6.4bn ($6.44bn), shares down 11%, bonuses down 36%. Even after “adjustments”, the bank still lost Sfr420m in its core businesses.
