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If European credit investors had to name two firms damaged by the precipitous fall in commodity prices, it is likely that Glencore and Anglo American would top the poll.
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Investor positioning and the composition of market flows this week suggest two things about returns over the near term: a sharp intraday sell-off like that in August is less likely, but so is a healthy rebound if Chinese catalysts fade from view, said analysts this week.
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The deadline for public comments on a key US swaps regulation is due on January 19 and, unless the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is swayed otherwise, “made up numbers” could drive costs higher for market participants.
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The UK High Court has said that a former Deutsche Bank trader’s suit to claim crisis-era bonus payments “has no realistic prospect of success”. -
Glencore launched its refinancing of a one year $8.45bn loan today (Thursday), which is hotly anticipated although the margin is set to widen as the company's credit spreads have surged to record levels.
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ISDA, entering new territory, has asked members to help it put together an external review panel to resolve its deadlock over whether or not Novo Banco has triggered a credit event.
