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A head of a European debt management office is expected to move to a European supranational later this month, GlobalCapital understands. -
There were potential signs of contagion to the rest of the eurozone periphery from the protracted discussions between Greece and its creditors this week.
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Discussions between Greece and its creditors may have gripped those in capital markets and beyond this week, but while the country’s yields were flying around like plates at a Greek wedding, a much more distorting effect was playing out elsewhere in sovereign bonds, giving SSA bankers long term worries about their market, writes Craig McGlashan.
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Short term debt opportunities are opening for public sector borrowers as European money market funds move to the asset class at the expense of banks, which are posting tighter and tighter levels and cutting supply in euro commercial paper.
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European sovereigns, supranationals and agencies highlighted what bankers expect to be a theme for the next two years, as the promise of the European Central Bank buying their euro denominated bonds all the way out to 30 years pushed investor demand further out the curve.
