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Bruce Krasting
Is the Ten-Year Going to 3%? By Bruce Krasting - Mar 15, 2012

These two articles point in a bad direction:China’s 2011 total trade surplus was $183B. The surplus with the USA was $270B; the US was 150% of China’s total surplus. China imports lots of...

Peter Brandt
Will Treasuries Be This Decade’s Bubble? By Peter Brandt - Mar 15, 2012

U.S. Treasuries are all risk with minimum reward. Yet investors have poured billions into government debt issues that lock in no more than capital preservation for 10, 20, even 30 years.It amazes me...

Peter Brandt
T-Bonds and T-Notes Violate Important Chart Levels By Peter Brandt - Mar 14, 2012

Indications exist that important tops in price and bottom in rates have been establishedThe decline today in T-Bond and T-Note futures contracts violated significant support lines. Accordingly, the...

Simon Lack
Why The Fed Believes The Yield Curve is Too Flat By Simon Lack - Mar 11, 2012

Eurodollar futures provide quite precise data about the market consensus forecast for interest rates. Since they extend out for ten years, they provide a rich set of information constantly updated...

David Merkel
Approaching the Tipping Point of Peak Government Debt By David Merkel - Mar 09, 2012

We’re in an interesting situation where most developed country governments are borrowing at a rapid rate, and their central banks are financing it.  Public old age retirement and health...

Danske Markets
Sweden: OMRX Bond Index Monthly Update By Danske Markets - Mar 08, 2012

The main index event this month will be next week’s introduction of SGB1056, the new 20Y bond, as the ordinary rebalancing that occurs at close on Friday 9 March will comprise only minor index...

Danske Markets
Sweden: Inauguration of SGB1056 By Danske Markets - Mar 07, 2012

The inauguration of the new 20Y bond is due to take place next week. The bond, named SGB1056, will mature on 1 June 2023 and will be introduced through a syndication in switch auction. The SNDO buys...

Spread Betting
Bonds Rise after Negative Retail Sales Report in Germany By Spread Betting - Mar 02, 2012

German bonds rose for the first time this week after macro data showed that Retail Sales were weaker than market expectations, which is leading to speculation that growth in the country is slowing in...

Marc Chandler
Don't Lose Sleep over China's Fewer Treasury Holdings By Marc Chandler - Mar 01, 2012

Revisions to the holdings of US Treasuries have set the chins wagging. The key focus is on China's holdings of Treasuries. While the new data revised sharply higher June 2011 Chinese holdings to...

Marc Chandler
Why Are Portugal's Bonds Such Outliers? By Marc Chandler - Mar 01, 2012 1

The periphery bonds have generally rallied this year. Ireland's 10-year bond yield is off 138 bp and Italy's is off 179 bp, for example. The Iberian peninsula stands out as an exception. The Spanish...

Marc Chandler
Collective European Bonds Exist By Marc Chandler - Feb 29, 2012

There are many voices that continue to clamor for a European bond; one that is backed collectively by the various members. Germany and the other creditor nations are understandably skeptical...

Nicholas Santiago
Can The Bond Market Still Be Trusted? By Nicholas Santiago - Feb 28, 2012

There is an old saying among traders and investors, the bond market is always smarter than the stock market. We have seen throughout history that whenever yields start to get too high it is a signal...

Tony Caldaro
Market Bellwether: 1 Year Treasurys By Tony Caldaro - Feb 27, 2012

When a potental economic downturn is first sensed, investors gradually start to shift into what is perceived as safe assets, namely Treasury bills, notes and bonds. As more and more investors pick up...

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