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To position for a 25 basis point rates cut by the Norges Bank at its policy meeting Wednesday, Barclays is suggesting going long forward rates agreements.
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It can be tough to read trends month-by-month in hiring, but there are some noteworthy ones in our wrap of last month. -
--Alex Gennis, a credit strategist at Barclays in New York, on declining near-term credit fears.
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There’s been a spurt of departures and arrivals in senior interest rate bankers as fixed-income markets are tipped to be a trading hot spot.
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Citigroup is looking to expand in corporate equity derivatives in Asia.
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The dislocation between credit spreads and economic fundamentals continued thanks to the robust support provided by the world’s major central banks.
