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Housing is high on the agenda, with scope for disruption to RMBS and other markets
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However well it does, the market cannot shake off its 'risky' tag
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Excessive regulation will slow the market, but it is better than the alternative
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Many FIG issuers were quick to abandon the primary market this week, but it could get a lot worse
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Whether Germany pushed investors too far this week was of secondary importance
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Sure, covered bond new issue premiums are back while order books are smaller — but good times are still to come
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Uncertainty over interest rate cuts creating big market swings means this year's phenomenal primary market for credit will deteriorate
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Sheer volume of issuance prevents sensible comparison to peers
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Investors keep showing up for deals that cheapen on the break
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Buyers other than fund managers are ramping up their ESG policies