A couple of minor technical problems called “business” and “life” have now intruded on my increasingly bogged down publication schedule that, in the interest...
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Posts Tagged ‘ Debt Sales ’
Europe Chiefs Clash on Euro Bonds as Crisis Summit Bogs Down – San Francisco Chronicle
CNBC.comEurope Chiefs Clash on Euro Bonds as Crisis Summit Bogs DownSan Francisco ChronicleFor more on Europe's debt crisis, see EXT4.) May 24 (Bloomberg) -- European leaders clashed over joint debt sales as they called on Greece to stick with the ...
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Merkel Faces Hollande Pleas to Shed Taboos at 18th Crisis Summit – BusinessWeek
Otago Daily TimesMerkel Faces Hollande Pleas to Shed Taboos at 18th Crisis SummitBusinessWeekBy James G. Neuger on May 22, 2012 A plea to shed “taboos” may put German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a corner today as she digs in against joint debt sale...
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US Treasury Studies Floating-Rate Benefit, Decision Later – Bloomberg
BloombergUS Treasury Studies Floating-Rate Benefit, Decision LaterBloombergThe US Treasury Department said it sees benefits in the issuance of floating-rate notes, while a decision will be made “at a later date.” The government also said it plans t...
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US Treasury mulls floating rate debt security
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US Treasury considers floating rate new debt security
The US Treasury and Wall Street dealers are set to discuss whether to introduce a new debt security to help fina...
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The Next Day Of Infamy
The key liquidity indicators outside of the Fed itself, including commercial bank and foreign central bank purchases of Treasuries and Agencies, large domestic bank trading accounts of non fixed income assets, and equity mutual fund flows all remain weak. Only net cash flowing from money funds into the banking system is still in a...
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Doug Noland – Ponzi Finance Could Continue
There is risk that the FIRE economy will resume. Remember that we're in the middle of bizzaro world here as far as finance and credit origination go.
Although we have the same issues as we had in the 1930s, this isn't the 1930s and the United State...
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Tax Receipts Down Means Treasury Supply Up – Professional Edition
Month to date tax receipts are now in for the entire month of December. They’re down 7.7% from December 2008, which is exactly the same rate of decline as November’s. We know that the TBAC and Treasury officials were not anticipating that in their debt sales forecast for the first quarter. They had assumed...
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