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Within the last three months, the spread for GE Capital credit default swaps have nearly doubled, outpacing its industrial peers but generally in line with what's happening in the wider financial sector, said John Atkins, fixed income analyst at IDEAglobal in New York.
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<span class="sent">Within the last three months, the spread for <span class="company">GE</span> Capital credit default swaps have nearly doubled, outpacing its industrial peers but generally in line with what's happening in the wider financial sector, said <span class="analyst">John Atkins</span>, fixed income analyst at IDEAglobal in New York.</span>...<span class="sent">Within the last three months, the spread for <span class="company">GE</span> Capital credit default swaps have nearly doubled, outpacing its industrial peers but generally in line with what's happening in the wider financial sector, said <span class="analyst">John Atkins</span>, fixed income analyst at IDEAglobal in New York.</span> "While the spread widening does not indicate any immediate concerns about <span class="company">GE</span>'s debt repayment capacity, it does underscore than <span class="company">GE</span> is no longer perceived as a pure defensive name in the debt markets," he said.
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