Tag Archives: USTB

FI Eye-Opener: Risk-free no more – soon also officially?

German bond yields edged lower on Friday in low-volume trading, as the US markets were on holiday.

FI Eye-Opener: Absent inflation pressures still supportive of bonds

Bonds initially took a beating yesterday after strong gains in US payrolls (see more below), but the moves moderated later.

FI Eye-opener: Let the bubbles build

The much stronger than expected US ADP jobs pushed safe haven bond yields clearly upwards. 10-year US Treasury yield jumped 6bp to 2.63%,

FI Eye-opener: Party on

US equity markets inched to new highs with the ok US and Chinese data and the US 10-year Treasury yield jumped 5bp to 2.57%.

FI Eye-Opener: What goes up, will come down even harder

German bond yields fell yesterday, as did US yields, but the moves were quite limited. The German 10-year yield ended the day lower by some 2bp,

FI Eye-Opener: Another financial crisis?

German bond yields rebounded a bit higher on Friday on the back of higher-than-expected German inflation numbers,

FI Eye-Opener: Rates keep falling on my head

Souring risk sentiment sunk equity markets and supported government bonds. Smaller than expected increase in US consumer spending,

FI Eye-Opener: Forget Q1 – US economy doing much better already

Bonds rallied on both sides of the Atlantic, but especially in Germany, while more bull-flattening was seen.

FI Eye-Opener: Bulls not gone to holiday yet

German bond yields ended yesterday with very limited moves, but US bonds rallied towards the evening despite positive economic data,

FI Eye-Opener: US and Euro-zone PMIs move in opposite directions

German bond yields fell and the curve bull-flattened yesterday, as Euro-zone PMIs disappointed. Longer US yields, however, ended the day higher, as US data looked much better.

FI Eye-Opener: Good news from China

German bond yields edged higher on Friday, while longer US yields ended the day slightly down.

FI EYE OPENER: EUR swaps with new record lows

Wednesday’s FOMC meeting continues to cast a shadow over rate markets yesterday.