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Peripheral spreads have been widening sharply, economic data is missing expectations and strikes are breaking out across the eurozone. The first-quarter drew to a close and it could almost have been business as usual in the credit markets after the docility of recent weeks.
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Onshore Chinese yuan non-deliverable forwards are likely to gain less traction from market participants as the price difference between it and its deliverable offshore counterpart become tighter.
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Volumes in dual range accrual issuances, considered relatively exotic by some, are taking a hit this year even though the current market environment is primed for such structures, according to market officials.
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Goldman Sachs in London has merged its high yield credit and hedge funds sales teams as part of a broader re-organization of the firm’s management in credit to save costs, according to market participants.
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UBS is delaying adding interest rates to its planned fixed income, commodities and currency electronic trading platform because of lack of clarity between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on whether brokers will have the same access to swap execution facilities as swap dealers. -
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is said to be reviewing Credit Suisse’s VelocityShares Daily 2x VIX Short-Term ETN, which grew by nearly 90% above its asset value after the bank stopped issuing shares in February.
