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  • Concerns about the weak dollar and rumours that Asian central banks, particularly China, were reducing their dollar holdings led to a 6bp-7bp rise in US Treasury yields on Monday, but the market soon stabilised and analysts predict an uneventful market for the rest of December.
  • Welsh financial institution Principality Building Society is planning to issue its first deal in the debt capital markets in the coming weeks after it set up a £1bn EuroMTN programme through arranger HSBC last Friday.
  • Concerns about the weak dollar and rumours that Asian central banks, particularly China, were reducing their dollar holdings led to a 6bp-7bp rise in US Treasury yields on Monday, but the market soon stabilised and analysts predict an uneventful market for the rest of December.
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  • Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria cemented its reputation as a responsible cédulas issuer last Friday, pricing its Eu3bn five year benchmark at a market clearing spread.
  • Carsten Stoehr, who moved from Hong Kong to become European head of debt capital markets at Credit Suisse First Boston in April 2003, is to move to Japan. He becomes head of fixed income sales and trading.
  • Banca Comerciala Romana is considering proposals from more than 20 banks for its five year $400m loan.
  • Goldman Sachs last Friday (November 26) priced the sale of a 42.1% stake in Rheinmetall, the largest European land defence company, raising Eu562m. The stake was sold by Goldman Sachs through a three day bookbuild for the Röchling family, which bought the company in the 1950s.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Commerzbank, Demir-Halk Bank and Natexis Banques Populaires have signed a one year $65m loan for Alfa Bank.
  • The facilities supporting the leveraged buy-out of Saga, the UK financial, insurance and travel services company for people aged 50 and over, has closed. The deal is unlikely to progress to a general syndication.