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Friday, June 17, 2011

German Bond Auctions Comes Up Shy (Again)

German bunds are considered the gold standard of Europe. But for now, investors don’t seem all that interested.

For the third consecutive auction, investors didn’t sign up for the full allotment. The rock-bottom yields for German bunds is the perhaps the main reason investors are chary about buying German debt. Another reason could be the simmering concerns about the euro zone and Germany’s role as continental ATM.

Still, markets are taking the German auction in stride for the most part. More focus is on the U.S. where Treasurys have staged a dramatic retreat this week. The U.S. is auctioning $21 billion in 10-year notes today. Maybe they will have better luck than the Germans.

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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Already strong again flexes muscles yen

Does look now, but the yen looks like he brings another run for the annals.

The dollar fell below 80.84 Yen Monday afternoon and negotiate also down that 80.71 at a given time, reaching another record of 15 ans.Qui puts the Japanese currency in striking distance 79.75 level reached 15 years, the strengthening yen to venture into new territory for positioning.

Traders say that the yen can now test the lowest record next sessions.Le result of the Group of 20 meeting of Finance Ministers and Governors of central banks in southern Korea this weekend seems to do nothing to curb the weakness of the dollar, they say. Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve Committee should still largely to approve measures quantitative easing, which could pressure the dollar even lower.

-Andrew Monahan

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