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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand announced on Tuesday the withdrawal of its last remaining liquidity facility put in place during the financial crisis.
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Investors in the CP market this week turned to triple-A names from Scandinavia, Australia, France and Germany and shunned riskier credits as peripheral popularity plummeted. Elsewhere, banks took up just Eu12.5bn of financing from a European Central Bank tender operation on Thursday as Eu37.5bn of funding fell due, indicating Spanish and Portuguese banks are reducing their central bank funding.
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The effect of clearing house LCH Clearnet’s new charge on processing Irish government paper divided opinion in the MTN and CP markets on Thursday, as bankers considered what the future holds for Irish issuance in the capital markets.
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Banks took up just Eu12.5bn of financing from a European Central Bank tender operation on Thursday, as Eu37.5bn of funding fell due, indicating Spanish and Portuguese banks are reducing their central bank funding.
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Volatility in funding levels showed signs of stabilising this week, as the rise in short term euro lending rates began to level off — a development which has begun to draw CP investors back to the market.