Posts Tagged ‘ 1 Billion ’

Treasury Running Out of Cash, Announces 64-Day CMB In Addition To Usual Weekly Bill Offerings

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February 9, 2012

Apparently seeing revenues falling well short of forecasts, the US Treasury today announced a surprise $20 billion Cash Management Bill (CMB). This bill was not included in the TBAC (Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee)  forecast schedule posted just last week. The simultaneously announced regular 6 month bill was $1 billion above the TBAC forecast. Here...
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SPX and BKX Updates: Rare Top Indicator Triggered on Friday

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January 23, 2012
SPX and BKX Updates:  Rare Top Indicator Triggered on Friday

Before I get to the indicators and market charts, I want to do a quick update about domestic mutual fund flows, with some new data that has come to my attention. Last week, we discussed the high number of mutual fund outflows which have been&nbsp...
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The Boy Wonder of the MF Global nightmare

Who is James Koutoulas and how did the 30-year-old commodities investor end up leading the charge to recover $1 billion for customers from one of Wall Street's biggest bankruptcies? http://finance.fortu...bal-bankruptcy/
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Italy’s borrowing rates skyrocket for 2nd day

Italy's borrowing rates skyrocket for 2nd day By COLLEEN BARRY, AP Business Writer – 6 hours ago MILAN (AP) — Italy's borrowing rates skyrocketed at a bond auction Monday for the second straight business day, as pressure mounted on the eurozone'...
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Italy and Spain’s bonds both 6%+ again

The market’s skepticism was reflected in the outcome of the Italian bond auction. The Italian Treasury on Monday sold 3 billion euros, or $4.1 billion, of five-year bonds priced to yield 6.3 percent — up nearly a full percentage point from the yiel...
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Italy and Spain’s bonds both 6%+ again

The market’s skepticism was reflected in the outcome of the Italian bond auction. The Italian Treasury on Monday sold 3 billion euros, or $4.1 billion, of five-year bonds priced to yield 6.3 percent — up nearly a full percentage point from the yiel...
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Anglo American Ends Oppenheimers’ De Beers Dynasty

Anglo American Ends Oppenheimers’ De Beers Dynasty By Jana Marais - Nov 4, 2011 5:32 AM ET The transaction will increase Anglo’s stake in the world’s leading diamond miner to 85 percent, the London-based company said in a statement today. Angl...
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MF Global investigated for missing customer funds

Federal regulators have discovered that hundreds of millions of dollars in customer money have gone missing from MF Global in recent days, prompting an investigation into the company’s operations as it filed for bankruptcy on Monday, according to sev...
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GM’s Pension Shortfall could be Bigger than its market cap

General Motors is expecting a $35 billion pension shortfall that could delay share buyback or payments to shareholders, according to Bloomberg. The shortfall trumps the automaker's market cap which fell to $33.1 billion last month. GM which emerged ...
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U.S. May trade gap widens to $50.2 billion

July 12, 2011, 8:47 a.m. EDT U.S. May trade gap widens to $50.2 billion Deficit driven by higher oil imports; biggest gap since fall 2008 By Jeffry Bartash, MarketWatch WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The U.S. trade deficit jumped 15.1% in May to the ...
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4-Week Bill Treasury Auction Results

CUSIP: 9127952V2Term and Type: 4-Week BillHigh Rate: 0.025%Investment Rate (Equivalent coupon-issue yield): 0.025%Price: $99.998056Allotted at High: 62.67%Total Tendered: $133,674,219,400Total Accepted: $34,286,040,400Issue Date: 05/19/2011Maturity Dat...
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Now I Know How Bill Buckner Felt

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April 12, 2011

Earlier today I had my first article in a major media publication. http://www.marketwat...axes-2011-04-12 A sharp eyed reader has identified a more serious error in the paragraph below than I initially realized when he first contacted me. Corporati...
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When Money Dies

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February 23, 2011

he death of a currency is often a protracted affair. It often takes decades. And as it unfolds, the people who experience it hardly believe it. That is the tale told by Adam Fergusson in his book When Money Dies: The Nightmare of Deficit Spending, ...
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HPQ down 12% in AH after warning

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February 23, 2011

Hewlett-Packard beats by $0.07, misses on revs; guides Q2 EPS, revs below consensus; raises FY11 EPS in-line, lowers revs below consensus (48.23 -0.44) ...
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Group Coupon Website Getting Bubblicious

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January 19, 2011

LOL the buzz about the group coupon sites is getting ridiculous, and some of the deals I'm see is starting to remind me of tactics used in dot.com bubble. For example livingsocial.com today's deal is a $20 AMZN giftcard for $10. ( https://livingsocia...
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Putting Money on Lawsuits, Investors Share in the Payouts

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November 15, 2010

Putting Money on Lawsuits, Investors Share in the Payouts Large banks, hedge funds and private investors hungry for new and lucrative opportunities are bankrolling other people’s lawsuits, pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into medical malprac...
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Running Hot, But Where’s The Gain?- Professional Edition

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October 23, 2010

Last week, conditions were favorable for a big move up in both stocks and bonds, but it didn’t happen. There was no new Treasury supply—in fact a paydown of $1 billion, and the Fed bought around $11 billion in Treasuries from the Primary Dealers. But the markets stalled. Apparently some friction is developing. I...
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Fed Buys Another $2 Billion- Party On Dudes!

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October 6, 2010

The Fed bought $2.1 billion as expected today to complete the monthly round of purchases. The next monthly round should be announced on Monday or Tuesday, including the amount to be purchased for the month. We will only know the average expected weekly amount. Only in the final week will we be able to...
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Pimco zips up a meat dress on deflation derivatives

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September 15, 2010

Pimco Makes $8.1 Billion Bet Against `Lost Decade' of Deflation http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-09-15/pimco-makes-8-1-billion-bet-against-lost- decade-of-deflation.html QuoteBill Gross’s Pacific Investment Management Co. made an $8.1 billion wag...
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Putting Money into the Fire

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July 31, 2009

Mutual fund cash level data is out and they have worked through a bit more of their cash reserves, bringing the number down to 4.6%.  From AMG: flows into equity funds jumped to $5.1 billion from the previous week of about 193 million.
Interestingly very little margin fresh margin borrowing has been used in...
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Print or Die, or Print and Die – Professional Edition

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March 13, 2009

The Fed did not expand its balance sheet again this week. Fed credit dropped by $1.8 billion. However, Fed credit funneled through the Primary Dealers rose by a couple billion and the Treasury let the market off the hook by only settling $1 billion in new debt. That set the stage for this week’s...
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Party Today, Pay on Monday – Professional Edition

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March 10, 2009

The Treasury has a heavy calendar this week, but all but $1 billion of the $48 billion in new supply settles Monday, giving the stock market a day or two to party before they have to come up with the big cash. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers)....
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Debt Balance Markers

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December 23, 2008

3Q marked a solid paydown of mortgage and home equity lines of credit on the order of $64.1 billion. Most mortgages are amortized over time, and if cash out refis and new HELOC credit lines are nearly impossible to obtain for most, then this trend should continue. In fact it could increase. One aspect...
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Fed Report

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November 26, 2008

There were no Treasury auctions today. The Treasury announced next week’s 13 and 26 week bill auctions today, a day earlier than usual due to the holiday. Both will be for $28 billion. Both are $1 billion more than the TBAC estimate made on October 31. Both are $1 billion more than the amounts...
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Messy Mass of Fed Data Makes Some Sense- Professional Edition

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November 13, 2008

Thursday’s Treasury auctions again showed minor cracks in the façade with a weak indirect bid on the 30 year bond and a smaller indirect bid on the CMB than on last week’s CMB auction. The Treasury announced next week’s schedule, and it appears that new supply next week will be around $30 billion, up...
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