Corp credit liquidity in spotlight as ECB exits
The European Central Bank was confident enough in the state of the European economy to confirm on Thursday that it will cut its monthly bond purchases from €30bn to €15bn from October and that it still expects to close the programme at the end of 2018. While some credit traders welcome the move, others are worried that secondary market liquidity in corporate bonds is already starting to decline, writes Nigel Owen.
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