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Bankers saw a slight improvement in sentiment in the European commercial paper market this week, but cautioned against optimism.
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The feel-good factor felt throughout the public bond markets and generated by last week’s benchmark deals from the Kingdom of Spain has yet to trickle down into the money markets.
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There was strong issuance in the European commercial paper market this week, demonstrating a slight improvement in sentiment. But conditions remain tough.
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More issuers are likely to have to turn to puttable floaters as demand for the products remains strong and other funding opportunities remain limited, according to market participants.
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Spanish banks are this week facing both substantial and increasing difficulties in the European commercial paper market while action by the European Central Bank offered alarmed market participants little solace.
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Lloyds TSB has stepped up its MTN placement activity, placing three £5m structured notes for third party financial borrowers.