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| | | ... Tuesday next week. But as we Australians say, "she'll be right mate." The US bond market agrees. Yields of 10-year Treasuries have come down by 4 basis points to 2.95% overnight. Like I said yesterday, if you want to figure out the financial market's ... |
| | | | ... then rises as the issuer tries to attract more lenders. A decline in treasury prices could spark unexpected effects. Treasuries are widely held as collateral in clearing houses for financial derivatives, the Financial Review reports. A drop in prices ... |
| | | | ... unleash hell in the financial markets, wouldn't we have seen a much bigger drop in equities than these? Wouldn't US Treasuries soar through the stratosphere as investors dump IOU's of a borrower who cannot repay? Oh yes, Treasuries rose all right. The ... |
| | | | ... 7.8%. Given this, I don't think it makes sense for any investor to plough their money into the alternative - 10-year Treasuries - that's giving them only sub-3% in yield. And we get all these before factoring in QE3 if the economic outlook erodes some ... |
| | | | ... Bocelli's "Con Te Partiro" You can tell by just comparing Bloomberg's headline today with yesterday. Yesterday: "Stocks, Treasuries Rally on Earnings, Deficit Plan; Oil Surges" Today: "U.S. Stocks Retreat on Debt-Limit Concern" Yes folks, it's another ... |
| | | | ... 500's earnings yield at current levels is around 7 per cent. Comparing this with the sub-3 per cent yield on 10-year US Treasuries and it would be like choosing either to go on a date with Pippa Middleton or Lindsay Lohan. But that aside, Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... a review for a downgrade? Seems investors aren't listening to Moody's any longer. If they did, they'd be purging US Treasuries off their portfolios - just as PIMCO did back in March - or simply not adding anymore. But that's not what current US bond ... |
| | | | ... the ceiling else Uncle Sam would default on its debts. And that's a bad, bad thing. China, the biggest owner of US Treasuries, would suffer a substantial loss. And that's another bad, bad thing. US Treasury Secretary Timmy Geithner warned that if Congress ... |
| | | | ... investments. Over the last year, yields on one to three year Asian sovereign bonds were around 200bp higher than US two-year treasuries. Locally, Aberdeen believes that bonds will deliver very similar returns to cash over the next twelve months and that ... |
| | | | US treasuries may fall in value following the Japanese earthquake, with fixed-interest fund managers assessing their exposure in the wake of the disaster. Japan is the second largest foreign holder of US Government bonds after China, holding $882.3 ... |
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