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16 Mar 2023

Credit Suisse group takes steps to improve liquidity

Credit Suisse is to buyback up to 3bln Swiss Francs of OPCO senior debt securities.

Credit Suisse will borrow up to 50bln Swiss Francs from the Swiss National Bank.

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S&P 500 Futures print mild gains as Treasury bond yields lick Credit Suisse-inflicted losses

Risk profile improves a bit, stabilizing after the previous day’s heavy risk-off mood, as global policymakers rush to placate the Credit Suisse-linked

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