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Banks crowd the short end in another busy week for private placements
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Banks attracted investors with puttable issues this week amid rising money market demand for the product.
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Banks took up Eu213.7bn of seven day European Central Bank funding on Tuesday, a rise of Eu48.1bn from last week’s main refinancing operation, provoking instability in short-term funding rates.
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With many Asian investors on holiday for Chinese New Year, demand is scarce in the FIG MTN market and many dealers are looking towards their own issuance and distribution networks to keep themselves occupied.
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Banks took up Eu213.725bn of seven day European Central Bank funding on Tuesday, up from about Eu48.1bn from last week’s main refinancing operation. The number of banks borrowing also increased, at 371 compared with 209 in last week’s operation.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia last week became the first Australian bank to sell an MTN denominated in Swedish krona. However, the likelihood of Australian banks doing more deals in the currency will depend on the basis swap between Swedish krona and US dollars, bankers said.
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The MTN market hopes European investors will step up this week as Asian buyers who carried the market through January prepare for the Chinese New Year holidays.