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1 hour, 3 minutes ago ago from All About Work & Financial
The cost to protect bonds from default fell the most since November and companies with speculative credit ratings sold more than $3 billion of debt, a signal the rally in corporate securities may resume. The Markit CDX North America Investment Grade Index, a benchmark of credit-default swaps that investors use to hedge against losses on corporate debt, declined for the first time in four days yesterday, dropping 4.25 basis points to a ...
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1 hour, 3 minutes ago ago from All About Work & Financial
Greek bond yields slid by the most since before the euro’s introduction and stocks surged for a second day as Germany considered aid to Greece beyond loan guarantees to help the nation tackle its budget deficit. The gains sent the premium investors demand to hold Greek 10-year bonds instead of benchmark German bunds to the lowest since Jan. 19. The ASE Index of stocks jumped to its biggest two-day gain since October 2008. German Finance ...
Related contentDailyFXTeam: BONDS: Greek bonds open higher with the 10-year yield tumbling 18 basis points to 6.2%.
6 hours ago ago from Forex alerts - break forex news
DailyFXTeam: BONDS: Greek bonds open higher with the 10-year yield tumbling 18 basis points to 6.2%. Related posts: DailyFXTeam: BONDS: UK 10 year notes decline to 104.31, with the yield climbing 5 basis points to 3.9%, while Greek yields advance 8 basis points to 6.6% DailyFXTeam: UK 10-year bonds declined; yield boosted two basis points to 3.703 at 9:16 AM ET. DailyFXTeam: BONDS: US 10-Year Treasury Yield falls 5 basis points to 3.633%
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20 hours ago ago from The Mortgage Dude - A Daily Blog by William Tuning of CU Mortgage Division
Tuesday's bond market has opened in negative territory following strong gains in stocks. The stock markets are on the rebound with the Dow up 126 points and the Nasdaq up 23 points. The bond market is currently down 9/32, which will likely push this morning's mortgage rates higher by approximately .125 of a discount point. There was no relevant economic data scheduled for release today, so look for the stock markets to be the biggest ...
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15 hours ago ago from ZF Capital
LAST WEEK, I MADE another elaborate case for bonds over stocks. I combed through historical data, made pretty graphs. It was passionate, well-reasoned and sound research. And last week, it didn't mean a damn thing. The bond market got clobbered. At least for this moment, I'm dead wrong. While I believe my analysis that bonds are historically cheap is correct, the fact is, the point of investing is to make money, not to be When a market ...
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