See natural gas price article below. Our buddy Paul Carpenter has turned o= n=20 us (not to mention that he seems to be talking nonsense). How about giving= =20 him a call?
Answer: Energy Issues
Here is an email: We are presently contacting Morgan Stanley Dean Witter to facilitate opening of an account for EPHXII to trade ADRs. You will need to provide a resolution authorizing opening of the account as well as an authorized trader list and other contacts. We will provide you with drafts. I am certain that the broker will accept fax signatures and then follow up with originals. For future reference, will this be an isolated instance (i.e., deal specific) or will these accounts become more routine? Just wondering if S. Cone has a formal trading policy or if trading is still deal specific. SS
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A: Enron Power Holdings XII Ltd. ("EPHXII")
Q: Larry: According to Steve Kessler (the DB lawyer in New York who is negotiating the ENA ISDA Master), London e-commerce issues are normally handled ty the London lawyer (Conrad Libischer at 44-20-754-52705). If NY trader is also involved, then DB must decide on one lawyer to handle password application, etc. The ENA ISDA Master must first be approved by Frankfurt. I don't know how long this takes. You may want to let the DB trader start the EOL process. Thanks. Sara
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IN: Jeff: I have not heard a word from credit. Who did you speak with? Please let me know and I will follow up. Thanks. Sara

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Sovereign Bond Spreads: =20 Significant New Issuance - CSFB Commentary: ?=09The emerging debt markets were less volatile this week following the st= abilization in the Argentine financial sector. Although there was no real p= rogress in improving the country's fundamentals, international reserves and= private sector deposits stopped falling, generating positive momentum for = the market. As a result, Argentina broke through an important 1400 resistan= ce level this week and the positive tone spilt over into other markets. The= Turkish Eurobond market had a very strong week supported by dramatic impro= vement in the local market: the Central Bank cut its overnight lending rate= from 62% to 60% after a successful T-Bill auction on Friday and local debt= yields declined sharply. Most of the Turkish curve was very well bid again= st the background of revived investor activity. The Turkey 2030 benchmark r= eached its high since the beginning of July at +935 bps spread on Thursday.= The Russian market also gained this week on the back of both the general E= M sentiment and local news on the incorporation of the "financial reserve" = (designed to accumulate US$1.8bn to help the government service its debt in= 2003) into the draft budget for 2002. Russian assets are now trading only = 1 point below their highs since the 1998 crisis. For Central and Eastern Eu= ropean assets this was a strong week with good demand especially for sovere= ign bonds, although there was no significant move in prices. Despite the ov= erall positive sentiment, Friday witnessed some weakening in all the emergi= ng markets, caused mainly by the technical factor of profit taking once the= market reached two month highs. The EMBI+ Index closed only 4 bps tighter = on the week at +882 bps after touching +861 bps during the Thursday session= . ?=09On its 30th August meeting, the European Central Bank lowered its bench= mark repo rate by ? point to 4.25%. European benchmark bonds reacted positi= vely to the announcement and now are pricing in at least another ? point ra= te cut this year. This is good news for issuers of *uro denominated bonds a= s the long awaited rate cut will lower European benchmark yields going forw= ard. ?=09Fitch upgraded the Republic of Estonia's rating to "A-" from "BBB+" on = Thursday reflecting its strong GDP growth, fiscal deficit reduction and goo= d fiscal prospects.
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Sovereign Bond Spreads, 31 August 2001