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  • European sovereigns endured another difficult week as the rally that began in mid-January has long since been curtailed.
  • Firms may begin making arbitrage plays on the various renminbi options markets this year as the Hong Kong-based CNH options market continues to develop.
  • Some players scooped profits this week after buying back volatility they had sold weeks earlier on the euro/Swiss franc cross, according to an fx trader in New York. The volume of the buybacks landed around a few hundred million in euro notional, said the trader.
  • Unrest in Bahrain has widened credit default swap spreads on its sovereign debt to 286 basis points, its highest level since July 2009, according to CMA DataVision.
  • Credit default swaps spreads on bond insurer MBIA have tightened dramatically in the past two weeks from 55 basis points up front to 37 bps.
  • The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. plans to launch its Obligation Warehouse.