Posts Tagged ‘ Treasury Officials ’

US Treasury mulls floating rate debt security

October 23, 2011

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/0cf3791e-fbfd-11e0-b1d8-00144feab49a.html#ixzz1beXMzM4O 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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FOREX FOCUS: Unleashing The Dogs Of Currency War

By Bears Chat at The Wall Street Examiner

September 8, 2011

SEPTEMBER 8, 2011, 6:58 A.M. ET. FOREX FOCUS: Unleashing The Dogs Of Currency War . -- As new safe haven, Norway already threatening rate cuts -- Slower global growth will put exporters under pressure -- Other countries will want to be more compe...
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Sovereign Debt solvency crisis is now

By a Wall Street Examiner

January 10, 2011

Sovereign Debt ... no grace period for 2011 ... this is front-and-center, now. Portugal's 10-yr cracked 7+% ... if no eurobond solution soon, this should blow wide open, panic selling, collateral mark-downs ... contagion writ large. This has the pote...
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Financial Regulation: Then and Now (Busting TBTF)

By Dude

April 8, 2010

Like the internet, finance would benefit from redundancy, and competition, not just in the sense of distributed shareholdings (which is already the case) but viewpoints (which is not helped when directors merely “rubber stamp” CEO opinion, and Fed, Treasury, and other financial regulatory officials are always on loan from GS and the rest of Wall Street)....
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Tax Receipts Down Means Treasury Supply Up – Professional Edition

By Lee Adler

January 5, 2010

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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