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On London: Inflationary fears linger
The expansion of QE was taken as a sign of confidence in recovery but bondholders disagree, writes Jennifer Hughes
Insight: The clearing house rules
Don’t let the fact that no clearing house has failed before create complacency, writes Gillian Tett
View of the Day: Gold dances to its own tune
Gold’s recent surge has not been accompanied by the usual market actions explaining its advance, says James Turk of GoldMoney
Citigroup boost for CDOs
One of the first emerging market collateralised debt obligations since the credit crunch began is being prepared by Citigroup bankers in a further sign of debt market thawing
Gold adds lustre to metal prices
Silver, platinum and palladium are among the other precious metals that have made gains on the back of rising gold prices, writes Chris Flood
US covered bonds set for comeback
The European covered bond market has overtaken 2008 levels, but can this move rekindle interest for covered bonds in the US, ask David Oakley and Nicole Bullock
View of the Day: More QE in the UK?
The debate about exit strategies continues, but the UK remains focused on further quantitative easing, says Jeremy Stretch at Rabobank
New currency platform for Europe
ETF Securities is planning to launch the world’s largest and Europe’s first exchange-traded currency platform with trading expected to begin next week
View of the Day: Get the Latin feeling
Emerging markets investors should favour Latin America over Asia in the near-term, says Simona Paravaniat HSBC Asset Management
Insight: WTI is losing its glitter
What’s surprising about Saudi Arabia dropping the Nymex contract as its benchmark oil price is that it took so long to happen, says Ed Morse



