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Oracle Leads 17-Firm High-Grade Bond Push Before US Midterm Vote

Oracle Corp. is leading a charge of 17 companies rushing to sell bonds in the US high-grade market on Monday ahead of the US midterm elections, in the longest lineup since September.

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Oracle Leads 17-Firm High-Grade Bond Push Before US Midterm Vote
Oracle Corp. is leading a charge of 17 companies rushing to sell bonds in the US high-grade market on Monday ahead of the US midterm elections, in the longest lineup since September.
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