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Sober Look
The New Greek Yield Curve By Sober Look - Mar 26, 2012

The Greek PSI (new) bonds are now actively quoted. Prices vary with maturities - roughly between €17 and €25 (17 to 25 cents on the euro). Here are the latest mid quotes by maturity.Using...

Abigail Doolittle
Are Treasury Yields Set To Keep Rising? By Abigail Doolittle - Mar 25, 2012

With the S&P up 30% from the inception of Operation Twist, there’s little question that this piece of monetary policy has successfully steered investors toward risk and something that might...

Tim Knight
Bond Rally Approaching Exhaustion By Tim Knight - Mar 25, 2012

We've all been closely watching ZB to make a push back to about 139 or so. It's getting there - - perhaps two or three more trading days will do the job. At the same time, the bearish ETFs such as TMV...

Axel G. Merk
Falling Treasuries: A Currency Perspective By Axel G. Merk - Mar 21, 2012

What are the implications for the U.S. dollar and investors’ portfolios if bond prices continue to fall, as they have of late? Within that context, should investors care whether the U.S. retains...

Nicholas Santiago
Yields On The Move By Nicholas Santiago - Mar 20, 2012

Once again, bond yields on the 10 and 30 year U.S. Treasury Note are rising. Last week, the yields jumped sharply higher by more than 25 basis points on both the 10, and 30 year note. Higher rates...

Danske Markets
Reading the Markets: Sweden By Danske Markets - Mar 17, 2012

We take a look at allocations in a Swedish bond portfolio and recommend overweighting longer covered bonds, thus going further out on the curve.  Short covered bonds have performed well since the...

Danske Markets
Yield Forecast Update: March 15, 2012 By Danske Markets - Mar 15, 2012

Eurozone forecastGrowth and inflationThe economic data are consistent with a recent stabilisation of the economic growth in the eurozone, albeit at low levels. Q4 data confirmed our expectation of a...

Peter Brandt
Seven Months of T-Bond Purchases Heading Into the Red By Peter Brandt - Mar 15, 2012

Thirty-year T-Bonds futures are poised to make a new 7-month lowThe practical implication of this is that every purchaser of 30-yr Bonds dating back to early August will be have a loss in the...

GoldMoney News Desk
US Treasuries Sell-Off Gathering Pace By GoldMoney News Desk - Mar 15, 2012

The gold price got whacked once again yesterday, with traders scrambling to buy equities. “Who needs safe havens?” seems to be the dominant market sentiment at the moment. The yellow metal...

Nicholas Santiago
Does Debt Really Matter? By Nicholas Santiago - Mar 15, 2012

Has anyone looked at the U.S. debt lately? Well, the debt clock is now reading $15.5 trillion and climbing. By the end of 2012 U.S. debt should be over $16 trillion. Nobody in the media is talking...

Michael Ashton
The Cool Kids Don’t Like Bonds Any More By Michael Ashton - Mar 15, 2012 1

Global stock markets were the boring markets for a change, as yesterday global bond markets took a potentially meaningful step back. In the U.S., 10-year yields rose 15bps (with no economic data to...

Erik McCurdy
Treasury Yields Break Out of Recent Trading Range By Erik McCurdy - Mar 15, 2012

The 10-year Treasury note yield surged nearly 8% higher yesterday, breaking well above the upper boundary of the recent trading range between 1.80% and 2.10%. As expected, the breakout resulted in a...

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