CBPP3 secondary buying rebounds to two month high
Posted on 12 April 2018
Secondary market settlements under CBPP3 recovered from 2018 lows to hit their highest average daily rate for two months last week, amid a lack of new eligible supply, although gross purchases remained well below the year average...
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