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Bondsquawk
Will Elections Have An Effect On Municipal Supply? By Bondsquawk - Sep 17, 2012

Municipal bond supply has been low for 2012 and will continue to be low as we head into year end. Supply is projected to fall just short of 200 billion this year which is significantly lower than the...

Sober Look
Investors Fight Over "B+" Bonds At 5.75% By Sober Look - Sep 16, 2012

As an example of how frothy fixed income markets have become, Reynolds did a $3.25 billion HY issuance today. They repaid a great deal of existing debt, but also took half a billion of cash for...

Bondsquawk
10-Year Finds Support On Inflation Fear By Bondsquawk - Sep 14, 2012

On the heels of the Federal Reserve's announcement to purchase mortgage-backed securities in an effort to stimulate the economy, U.S. Treasury rates had a roller-coaster ride on Thursday. Interest...

Simon Lack
Why TIPS Don't Belong In Taxable Accounts By Simon Lack - Sep 13, 2012

It might strike some a hyperbole to accuse the government of stealing taxpayers money – up there with the conspiracy theories around JFK’s assassination or the staging of the Apollo 11...

Bondsquawk
Bond Investing: Top 3 Telecom/Media Corporate Issuers By Bondsquawk - Sep 11, 2012

Last week, we covered how fundamentals on investment grade corporate bond issuers are at risk of faltering given the disappointment in second quarter earnings. Given the headwinds of slowing growth,...

Doug Short
Treasury Yields: Quick Update By Doug Short - Sep 09, 2012

What's New: I've updated the charts through Friday's close. The S&P 500 closed the week at a new interim high. The index is now up 14.34% for 2012. From a longer-term perspective, the S&P 500...

Bondsquawk
Earnings Disappointments Leave Corporate Bonds Vulnerable By Bondsquawk - Sep 06, 2012

Investment Grade Corporate bonds have had a tremendous run as evident by the decline in yields which has led to outperformance relative to Treasuries. Furthermore, inflows into corporate bond funds...

Bondsquawk
U.S. Treasury Bulls Take Over The Reins For Lower Yields By Bondsquawk - Sep 06, 2012

Previously, we noted that the yield on the 10-Year U.S. Treasury was at a critical juncture and faced a bigger barrier at 1.62/1.63%. Since then, the bond market has rallied past to a recent low in...

Tim Knight
A Turning Point For Bonds? By Tim Knight - Sep 06, 2012

This seems like a pretty clean set-up, although the next six trading days are probably going to be a roller coaster.

Marc Chandler
Will Draghi Bite Off More Than He Can Chew? By Marc Chandler - Sep 05, 2012

ECB President Draghi has stepped up his campaign to buy Spanish and Italian bonds, even though neither country has been inclined to formally ask it to do so. Reports indicate that yesterday he sent...

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