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  • A dramatic sell-off in US Treasuries yesterday (Thursday) sent borrowers and investors fleeing from the bond markets as yields shot up to their highest levels of the year on the back of positive US economic data.
  • Structured products are sustaining activity in the EuroMTN market, as larger deals dwindle with the approaching summer lull.
  • UK multi-utility United Utilities, owner of North West Water, surprised investors this week by announcing its intention to launch a £1bn two tranche rights issue to help fund its capital expenditure programme.
  • UK multi-utility United Utilities, owner of North West Water, surprised investors this week by announcing its intention to launch a £1bn two tranche rights issue to help fund its capital expenditure programme.
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  • Valeo, the French automotive parts manufacturer, launched an opportunistic Eu462m convertible bond last Friday, July 25.
  • Treasury prices plummeted yesterday (Thursday), continuing the extreme volatility of the past two weeks. The sell-off was prompted by stronger than expected second quarter growth and claims of a second weekly drop in unemployment, suggesting that the US economic recovery is growing stronger.
  • ility rocks marketTreasury prices plummeted yesterday (Thursday), continuing the extreme volatility of the past two weeks. The sell-off was prompted by stronger than expected second quarter growth and claims of a second weekly drop in unemployment, suggesting that the US economic recovery is growing stronger.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland is trampling through the Euromarkets as if it were out for revenge for the Battle of Flodden.
  • John Woods, HSBC's head of Asia Pacific fixed income research, has been promoted to lead global fixed income credit research and strategy.
  • Citigroup reached the $20bn mark in table one this week. The US house led nearly $1bn worth of business. However, with JP Morgan managing deals worth around $1.4bn, Citigroup's huge lead at the top of the table was cut.