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Posts Tagged ‘ 10 Year Treasuries ’
Wake up! U.S. Looking Even Worse Than Japan
With 10-year Treasuries sub 2%, and growth restagnating, more and more people are buying into the "US is Japan" scenario. And it's not just that the numbers look similar conomically.
The same thing has ailed both countries: a multi-year project to pa...
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What’s the most outrageous, seemingly-impossible…
Well, for me it's a continuation of the insane interest rate chart trend, shown below.
Really, if someone would have told me that in 2011 the U.S. will have racked up $15 trillion in sovereign debt (plus another hundred trillion in "off the books" obl...
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Mass Psychosis – Professional Edition Fed Report
The Treasury finished up a light week with a 4 week bill auction that drew another wave of panic buying keep the rate near zero. There’s no real sign of a letup to the mania, as terrified investors continue to seek the “safety” of the shortest term Treasuries. Panic behavior of this nature always...
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Fed Report Update
The Treasury sold 13 week and 26 week bills and 3 year notes on Tuesday, and announced the 4 week bill to be auctioned Wednesday. Bid/cover ratios were high but lower than last week’s hysterical panic levels at the bill auctions. One week does not a reversal make, but a trend of reduced bid/covers...
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Fed Master Stroke – Professional Edition
The Treasury boosted new supply this week to $40 billion with yesterday’s announcement of two CMBs totaling $65 billion, but perhaps more importantly there’s nothing for sale in the intermediate to long end of the curve. It’s all in the form of short term bills and CMBs. In the face of that, the Fed...
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