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The higher closing price of subordinate versus senior bonds during the settlement auctions of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac yesterday have some market participants questioning how the results came about.
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The U.S. government bailout package approved this afternoon didn’t immediately register a calming effect.
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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has shelved new applications for retail structured products in response to a slew of complaints about notes arranged by or linked to Lehman Brothers.
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A USD60 million differential in open interests to sell debt tied to Tembec Inc. versus orders to buy lowered the recovery value under credit default swaps referencing the troubled forest products company today.
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More than 60% of asset managers, pension funds and large-cap companies recently surveyed by an independent consultant are in support of lifting the U.S. ban on stock short selling, newly extended to Oct. 17.
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Asian credit default swap spreads stayed generally in the same range despite the U.S. Senate’s approval of the Treasury’s USD700 billion mortgage bailout plan.