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The recovery in credit markets, with credit markets returning to normal in June 2009.
01/17/2009
Distressed debt had reache a 19 percentage point premium over comparable Treasurys in December 2008 at the height of the credit crisis. On June 5, 2009, this premium had dropped slightly below the benchmark of 10%, according to S&P data. Banks were able to raise capital in these markets, and some were considering returning TARP money to the government.
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