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Financial institution deals dominated the short end of the commercial paper market this week, although a widening in the euro/dollar swap could cause the sector to lose ground to sovereigns, supranationals and agencies, dealers warned.
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US prime money market funds reduced holdings in eurozone issuance by $54bn in September, the fourth consecutive month that eurozone securities’ share of total assets has fallen, new figures have shown.
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A favourable euro/sterling basis swap and cash rich UK buyers helped propel sterling MTN deals for financial institutions this week.
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Fears that US money market funds would abandon European bank CP were allayed this week, after a US investment manager cited "relative value" in European senior bank debt.
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Floating rate MTNs in sterling were in demand this week, although dealers warned that external factors such as a possible restructuring of Dexia could halt a large-scale resurgence of issuance in its tracks.
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There is “relative value” for money market funds in select European senior bank debt, according to a US investment manager that has just launched a sterling money market fund.