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  • The pending Argentina sovereign debt restructuring could set a dangerous new precedent for bondholders in defaulted emerging market credits and could spark further outflows as default fears escalate in conjunction with spread widening.
  • London-based Baring Asset Management is scaling back its position in European government bonds and is looking to add to U.S. and Canadian government bonds, said Marino Valensise, head of fixed income.
  • Barclays Capital's head of its inflation-linked business has moved internally to the rates sales desk.
  • Commonwealth Advisors is putting new cash to work in short-duration surrogate cash instruments, according to Walter Morales, president and chief investment officer of the Baton Rouge, La., fund. It manages around $250 million in fixed income.
  • Bear Stearns has brought on board former Morgan Stanley banker Morgan Edwards as a managing director in capital markets to focus specifically on new issue.
  • Three more credit professionals have left Morgan Stanley's corporate credit group.
  • A Credit Suisse First Boston credit and interest-rate strategist has left and will join Banc of America Securities.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston in London has hired Toby Ali, executive director in leveraged finance at Lehman Brothers in London, as a director in leveraged finance origination.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston has hired Mychal Harrison, associate at Goldman Sachs, as v.p. in high-yield trading.
  • Fischer Francis Trees & Watts is increasing its holdings of 10-year U.S. TIPS and will finance the move by selling off the short and long parts of the U.S. TIPS curve.
  • Despite the recent widening in high-yield new issue spreads, coupons still have room to rise before reaching fair value by historical standards, said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Investors Service.
  • Ravi Joseph, managing director at Goldman Sachs in London and a veteran of the European securitization markets, has left the firm after joining from Morgan Stanley less than one year ago. The