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Three month Euribor, the benchmark short term lending rate in euros, this week did what was once unthinkable and dropped to a negative level for the first time.
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As of Thursday, every bank boss that wants to stand up for wholesale finance will have a tougher time. Let’s hope Deutsche’s Libor failures are the nadir, and that this time around conduct really does improve.
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When involved in a niche, whether as a journalist or a direct participant, it’s easy to overstate the importance of your little corner of the market.
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Covered bond yields and spreads are spiralling lower. The prospect that wafer thin margins grow thinner has led to a legitimate concern that a turning point in investor tolerance may follow.
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This newspaper published an April Fool’s story last week about Greece issuing a perpetual zero coupon bond. After an incredible week in sovereign bond markets, is it that fanciful an idea? It’s time to gentrify Greek debt.
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Spain auctioning six month debt at a negative yield may have passed people by as a logical step on the descent of eurozone yields in the world of eurozone quantitative easing.