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Deutsche Telekom issued its first benchmark bond for nearly two years this week, with the advantage of solid market conditions and a lack of competing deals, as many companies are busy with quarterly results.

Deutsche Telekom issued its first benchmark bond for nearly two years this week, with the advantage of solid market conditions and a lack of competing deals, as many companies are busy with quarterly results.

Deutsche Telekom issued its first benchmark bond for nearly two years this week, with the advantage of solid market conditions and a lack of competing deals, as many companies are busy with quarterly results.

Deutsche Telekom issued its first benchmark bond for nearly two years this week, with the advantage of solid market conditions and a lack of competing deals, as many companies are busy with quarterly results.

Bond issuers and investors revelled this week in a market that appeared perfect for new deals — even though it was based on a confusing pattern of economic signals that seemed to contradict each other.

Bond issuers and investors revelled this week in a market that appeared perfect for new deals — even though it was based on a confusing pattern of economic signals that seemed to contradict each other.

The European High Yield Association will next week lobby the body representing the syndicated loan market in an attempt to get more disclosure of details about borrowers.

The European High Yield Association will next week lobby the body representing the syndicated loan market in an attempt to get more disclosure of details about borrowers.

"The retail market is back" was the market chorus this week as Dutch insurance company Eureko priced its Eu600m perpetual non-call 10 year hybrid capital deal via ABN Amro, Rabobank and UBS.

Dealers disagreed about the level of flows in the EuroCP market this week, while agreeing that investors were beginning to look at longer dated maturities.

Fitch Ratings this week became the first rating agency to spin off its credit derivatives business into a separate and specialised rating agency, to be wholly owned by Fitch.

Fitch Ratings this week became the first rating agency to spin off its credit derivatives business into a separate and specialised rating agency, to be wholly owned by Fitch.