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Credit default swap spreads on Portuguese and Irish sovereign debt tightened slightly after setting record highs earlier this week.
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Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley along with other large Wall Street firms are said to have found a way to bypass the Volcker rule, which bars them from proprietary trading.
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--Keith Noyes, regional director of the Asia Pacific at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association on the uncertainties facing clearinghouses in the region.
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The European Union released its proposal to regulate over-the-counter derivatives Sept. 15, brining to a head the debate about how best to regulate the sovereign credit default swap market. Ensuring the bond and CDS markets operate efficiently and effectively is of concern to all market participants, given the effect widening bond yields might have on the ability of sovereign nations to fund large deficits.
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In yet another tumultuous week for European credit it has become clear that sovereign concerns have overtaken the machinations of U.S. monetary policy as the main driver of spread direction.