Tag Archives: BUND
FI Eye-Opener: Searching for inflation
German and longer US yields edged lower yesterday, while shorter US yield rose a bit. In general, the moves were rather limited,
EUR/USD rechecks 1.3545-1.3575 before down
EUR/USD tests 1.3545\76 before down. 1.3477 remains a medium-term key ref to keep in mind… EUR/JPY could test 137.50\70 before trading lower again…
FI Eye-Opener: Markets too upbeat on Europe?
German bond yields initially continued to fall on Friday, and the 10-year yield almost touched the record lows of 1.13% from 2012,
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review Q2 Appears to Be Ending on a Stronger Note • Retail sales rose a modest 0.2 percent in June, however,
Risk aversion noted – bonds & oil up, stock down
EUR/USD trades cautiously lower into the support zone at/around the 1.35-mark. GBP/USD tests support in the high/mid-1.70s once more.
FI Eye-Opener: Increasing tensions to push German yields to new lows
Bonds rallied hard on both sides of the Atlantic on increasing geopolitical tensions, while curves bull-flattened.
Russia came back on the market’s radar…
Russia came creeping back on the market’s radar screen Thursday, first due to new sanctions announced Wednesday by the United States and
EURUSD & EURJPY extends the decline. NOKSEK breaks 1.1045
EUR/USD tests the 1.3526/1.3503 support zone. The yearly low at 1.3477 is a medium-term key ref to keep in mind.
FI Eye-Opener: Another round of sanctions
Bonds continued to perform yesterday. Yields fell and curves bull-flattened. The German 10-year yield edged back below 1.20%,
FI Eye-Opener: Finally some inflation somewhere
After some falls earlier in the day and volatility around Dr Yellen’s testimony, 10-year yields ended the day close to unchanged on both sides of the Atlantic.
FI Eye-Opener: Dove hunting
Core bond yields climbed yesterday, more so in the US than in Germany. The German 10-year yield edged higher by less than a bp, while the US 10-year yield rose by around 3bp.
FI Eye-Opener: Perfect post-World Cup Monday
Markets are roughly unchanged this morning from where they ended Friday. The most interesting event during the weekend seems to have been the soccer World Cup final.