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David Merkel
High Yield Bonds: Cheap or Expensive? By David Merkel - Feb 12, 2012

I’ve seen a number of articles recently arguing that high yield bonds are still cheap. Today I began an investigation to analyze this claim.Here’s my bias: at the first investment shop I...

Danske Markets
Sweden: Details on the New 20y Bond By Danske Markets - Feb 11, 2012

Today the Swedish National Debt Office (SNDO) published details on the new 20y government bond. The bond, named SGB1056, will mature on 1 June 2023, and it will be introduced through a syndication in...

The National Bank of Canada
Canada: Policies to keep the Bond Vigilantes at Bay By The National Bank of Canada - Jan 30, 2012

Prime Minister Harper delivered a very important speech in Davos this week on the need to adopt new measures to ensure the long-term sustainability of social programs in Canada. After his recent...

David Merkel
On Junk Bonds By David Merkel - Jan 27, 2012

If someone were to ask me my opinion on Junk Bonds at present, fool that he would be to ask me because I know real experts elsewhere, I would say this: They are good for a speculative trade, but dumb...

James Picerno
The Long, Long Term View of Interest Rates By James Picerno - Jan 26, 2012

Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words... and a couple of centuries. Graphing 222 years of U.S. long-term interest rate history isn't exactly actionable information, but it's damn...

Danske Markets
International Yield Forecast: Long Rates Close to a Trough By Danske Markets - Jan 18, 2012

Eurozone forecast  Growth and inflationThe economic data are consistent with the eurozone being in a recession in Q4 11 and going into 2012. However, there are tentative signs of stabilisation in...

Ashraf Laidi
Onto UK Job Figures, German & Portuguese Auctions By Ashraf Laidi - Jan 18, 2012

The yin and yang of the Chinese economy was on display Wednesday as disappointing housing data followed up yesterdays upbeat data. The euro is strong to start the day while the US dollar lags. The...

Michael T. Snyder
Greek Default Looking Likely By Michael T. Snyder - Jan 17, 2012

I wish that I had an "aha moment" to share with you today, but instead all I have is an "ack moment" to share.  As I was analyzing all of the info coming out of Europe in recent days, I came to...

Ashraf Laidi
EFSF Risks Downgrade, Troika Turns to Greece By Ashraf Laidi - Jan 16, 2012

EFSF risks downgrade, Troika returns to Greece after PSI talks stall, US markets closed for Martin Luther King DayStandard and Poors finally delivered on their December threat to downgrade France to...

FOREX.com
Fundamental Update: Do Ratings Downgrades Matter? By FOREX.com - Jan 16, 2012

The downgrade of nine Eurozone members on Friday was headline news around the world. Some elements of the British press wrote with glee that France had been downgraded one notch to AA+ by Standard...

Danske Markets
S&P Downgrade and Implications By Danske Markets - Jan 16, 2012

S&P downgraded nine euro area countries on Friday night after the US close. France and Austria were downgraded by one notch, while Italy and Spain were downgraded two notches. Germany, Finland and...

David Merkel
Too Many Par Claims Versus Sub-Par Assets By David Merkel - Jan 16, 2012

The world is a maze of debt.  Debts layered on debts.The Earth and its productivity is roughly the same or better than prior years.  What is the problem with the economy then?The problem is...

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