Treasury to Offer $25B 56-Day Cash Management Bill
By Gary Siegel, The Bond Buyer
The Treasury Department said it will auction $25 billion 56-day cash management bills on Wednesday, October 20.
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Goldman Pushes Its Image Rehab
By LIZ RAPPAPORT, WSJ.com
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is taking its first steps to change the way it does business after it weathered harsh criticism and paid a $550 million fine tied to its actions before and during the financial crisis.
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China's holdings of Treasury debt rises in August
Associated Press
China, the largest holder of U.S. Treasury debt, increased its holdings for a second straight month in August after two months of declines. China's holdings of Treasury securities rose to $868.4 billion in August, the Treasury Department reported Monday. That's up 2.6 percent and followed a smaller gain of 0.4 percent in July. China's holdings had fallen 2.8 percent in June and 3.6 percent in May.
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Production in U.S. Unexpectedly Falls for First Time in a Year
Production in the U.S. unexpectedly dropped in September for the first time in more than a year, evidence of the slowdown in growth that is concerning some Federal Reserve policy makers.
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Fed’s Lockhart ‘Leaning In Favor’ of Action
By Michael S. Derby, WSJ.com
Another U.S. central bank official is giving support to the Federal Reserve embarking on a program of asset buying to help spur growth in a moribund U.S. economy.
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Memory of 1995 Treasuries Rally Spurs Debt Before November U.S. Election
Bond investors are looking back to the last time a Democratic president lost control of Congress and concluding, like then, that gridlock in Washington is good news for Treasuries.
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Citi Clears First Interest Rate Swap Trades for Clients on Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Press Release
Citi, a global leader in central clearing, announced today that it has cleared its first client trades through the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) on the CME’s newly launched interest rate swap clearing platform. The trades executed through CME reflect Citi’s commitment to a consolidated, global and platform-agnostic approach to central clearing. In addition to CME, Citi currently clears interest rate swap trades for clients through LCH.Clearnet’s Swapclear service.
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CME Group Begins Clearing OTC Interest Rate Swaps
CHICAGO, Oct. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- CME Group, the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, announced today that it has begun clearing over-the-counter (OTC) interest rate swaps through CME Clearing.
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Micex Eases Investor Rules to Double Bond Market: Russia Credit
By Emma O’Brien, Bloomberg
Russia is seeking to lure buyers for a record amount of debt sales by easing foreign investor restrictions and offering futures on government bonds for the first time.
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CME Group Begins Interest-Rate Swap Clearing Service
By JACOB BUNGE, WSJ.com
CME Group Inc. on Monday rolled out a new service that will handle over-the-counter derivatives transactions tied to fluctuations in global interest rates.
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CME Group Needs Regulator Approval for Rate Swap Margin Offsets
By Matthew Leising, Bloomberg
CME Group Inc., the clearinghouse owner that began guaranteeing trades today in the $349 trillion interest-rate swap market, needs regulatory approval before it can offer customers reduced margin payments. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and other regulators must approve rules to reduce the amount of cash investors place against swap and futures trades processed by the company’s clearinghouses, Laurent Paulhac, CME Group’s managing director of OTC products and services, said in a telephone interview.
Nasdaq's IDCG Broadens Swap-Clearing Service As Business Rises
By Jacob Bunge, Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
A derivatives clearing venture backed by Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. (NDAQ) has broadened the way it handles customers' swap transactions as the still-small platform gathers business. The International Derivatives Clearing Group, or IDCG, in recent weeks has moved to allow customers to back up interest-rate swap transactions in their existing form, alongside an existing service that converts swap deals to futures contracts, according to the company's chief executive.
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Cost of bank reform could explode: Deutsche Bank CEO
By Steve Slater, Reuters
The economic cost of tougher global capital rules for banks could explode if further requirements on big banks are not co-ordinated, Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) chief executive Josef Ackermann said.
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Micex Eases Investor Rules to Double Bond Market: Russia Credit
By Emma O’Brien, Bloomberg
Russia is seeking to lure buyers for a record amount of debt sales by easing foreign investor restrictions and offering futures on government bonds for the first time.
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