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After the US regional banking crisis and the forced takeover of Credit Suisse sent shockwaves through global markets, concerns over the risk of contagion rippled across the financial sector. Fears may have subsided for now, but our Head of European Rates Strategy, Antoine Bouvet, says there are 3 key things that have changed for rates markets
From market expectations for central banks to shifts in European risk indicators, little remains unchanged for rates in the wake of the recent banking crisis in the US. But what exactly do those changes mean for financial markets – and where are we headed next?
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