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| | | ... plunge in the stock market. Certainly, most other financial institutions, companies, central banks and/or government treasuries have already done their own sums and have already erected fortifications. Sure, there'll be knee-jerk reaction if the Eurozone ... |
| | | | ... extreme that Bloomberg has reported yields are being compressed to what are now 10-year lows. Despite this, US AAA Treasuries are cheap compared to bonds from other established markets, said the report. Competition for the paper is so fierce that market ... |
| | | | ... has a direct line to the US bond auction system. It is now the only central bank in the world that can purchase US Treasuries without going through America's primary dealers. This move is designed to encourage China to continue stocking up US paper while ... |
| | | | ... officer for Global Markets, leading the business in Australia, UK, US, New Zealand and Asia. During his 25-year career in treasuries and global markets he has worked for firms including ABN AMRO, BZW and Barclays Bank. Go said the opportunity to build ... |
| | | | ... policies. The Fed has kept interest rates at 0-0.25% since December 2008, bought around US$2,300,000,000,000 worth of US Treasuries and pledged to keep the fed funds rate at "exceptionally low" levels "at least through late 2014". But it ain't good enough. ... |
| | | | ... good is that? That's heaps better than the current 0% Americans can get on cash or the 2.3% yield offered by 10-year Treasuries. While the bugbear that is Europe is seemingly at peace now after Greece got its second bailout, there's still Murphy's Law ... |
| | | | ... stopped counting its gains at five weeks - for it went down on the sixth - and investors ran for cover back into US Treasuries, taking the 10-year yield back below 2.0% at the end of last week. Yes Virginia, Europe is talking too loudly again. Greece ... |
| | | | ... Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) on banks have led to a commonwealth and state-debt buying spree. "With US treasuries, UK gilts and German bunds offering record low yields due to flight-to-safety buying, the higher-yielding Australian ... |
| | | | ... markets as "pricing in internally inconsistent outcomes," the result of which would be further volatility for 2012. "Treasuries and gold are the hedges against things going wrong in the global economy; equities are the hedges against things going right. ... |
| | | | Italian bond market confusion is pushing money towards US treasuries, resulting in Italian bond yields soaring and US bond yields contracting. Responding to the money shifts, Reuters has reported US government bond prices gaining ground as investors ... |
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