Comment: Transparency in EU bond markets

- Central Banking staff
- 27 Jul 2006

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As a rule, transparency in government activities, in regulation and in financial markets is encouraged and regarded as a positive thing. But when it comes to the way governments sell bonds, the authors of a recent study* suggest that increasing transparency might have unwelcome effects.

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The research, conducted by the Centre for Economic Policy Research, assesses the costs and benefits of increasing transparency requirements for European government bond markets, which

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