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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Happy Birthday, JR
One of our heroes and favorite Bruin. (click here if video is not observable)
The Big Mac Index – Buy India/Sell Norway
The Economist is out with their Big Mac Index of currency valuations. The Big Mac index looks at foreign-exchange rates based on the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP), the notion prices/exchange rates should adjust over the long run, so tradable goods … Continue reading
Slowing Russian growth sets up interest rate fight
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 31
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Who Owns the U.S. Treasury Market?
The 10-year Treasury bond yield traded at 2.03 percent today a level not seen since April 2012. We thought it’s a good time to revisit who are the major holders of U.S. Treasury securities. Some of the data are … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Fiscal Policy, Interest Rates, Sovereign Debt
Tagged bonds, Holders of U.S. Treasuries, Notes
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 30
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Posted in Interest Rates, Italian Yields
Tagged Gilts, Interest rates, Italy, JGBs, Nikkei, Sovereign Bond Yields, Yen
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The Fed and Credit Rationing
John Taylor’s piece in the WSJ yesterday noted, So if investors are told by the Fed that the short-term rate is going to be close to zero in the future, then they will bid down the yield on the long-term … Continue reading
What’s Up With This?
Obama lands at Andrews, two hours ahead of sked, after a lightning-quick visit to Las Vegas. Practically sprinted to Marine One.#secondterm— Mark Landler (@MarkLandler) January 30, 2013
Picture of the Day: The Wall of Liquidity
Stock traders are not the only ones surfing a record wall of liquidity and in “zones we haven’t never surfed” before. The Australian reports, THE northern hemisphere’s winter has been a historically bumper season for big-wave hunters. It reached a … Continue reading
Stratfor: France’s Economic Challenges in 2013
Year to date France’s 10-year sovereign spread is 10 bps tighter to the German Bund and the CAC 40 stock index is almost almost 4 percent. No worries, mate. Not yet. Stratfor Europe analyst Adriano Bosoni discusses France’s challenge to … Continue reading