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: Economics of ContemptCDS Market Reaction to Geithner Plan
By Anonymous
Here are today's CDS spread changes for the major U.S. banks:
BofA: 21 bps tighter
Citi: 27 bps tighter
Goldman: 16 bps tighter
JPMorgan: 5 bps tighter
Merrill: 18 bps tighter
Morgan Stanley: 16 bps tighter
Wachovia: 13 bps tighter
Wells Fargo: 10 bps tighter
Other U.S. financials:
Berkshire Hathaway: 28 bps tighter
AMEX: 13 bps tighter
Capital One: 16 bps tighter
Clearly the CDS market thinks the banks will be willing to sell their troubled assets under the Geithner plan. I probably agree.
Full post as published by Economics of Contempt on March 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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