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European credit markets weakened further today, as uncertainty persisted over the Greek and US sovereign debts and other peripheral European countries came under further strain. The Markit iTraxx Crossover index was at 470bp at 4.30pm London time on Monday – 10bp wider than Friday’s close. Every Markit index was wider, with the Europe Main out by 3bp at 126bp.
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Coditel, the Belgian cable TV, internet and telephone provider, plans to close the books for its Eu260m high yield bond at 3pm London time today (Friday July 15).
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High yield syndicate officials and investors in Europe say the market is not shut and could receive more issues before the summer, as technicals are still strong.
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