BUND BOND e tutta la BBBanda v.m.18anni
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Fleursdumal
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gastronomo ha scritto:Grazie Fleur, sempre gentile, me ne vado sereno, potevo fare due lirette in più ma ... va bene così, ho raggiunto il mio obiettivo di essere senza posizione - statemi tutti bene, appena posso vi scrivo
ciao ric, fatti sentire presto
gastronomo
Forumer storico
Ciao a tutti , fate i bravi 
, fate i bravi
Fleursdumal
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quasi provo imbarazzo a vedere questa caduta 
chill sò pazz
chill sò pazz
Fleursdumal
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parlano di profit-taking, in ogni caso bottom sembra fatto a 112,5 , zona che è stato supporto invalicabile gli scorsi giorni
U.S. Treasuries slip as profit-takers unwind gains
By Pedro Nicolaci da Costa
NEW YORK, Dec 16 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices dropped on Thursday, falling pray to a bout of profit-taking as investors booked hefty recent gains.
Traders reported an unwinding of popular curve-flattening trades, in which investors have favored long-term debt on the expectation that it would perform better than shorter-dated maturities as official interest rates move higher.
"There are some profit-taking pressures coming into the market, especially on curve-flatteners" said David Ging, fixed-income strategist at Credit Suisse First Boston. "We've had a pretty good run."
A good run indeed. While higher on the day at 4.17 percent, yields on the benchmark 10-year note <US10YT=RR> were still 30 basis points below their level only two weeks ago, before a soft November payrolls report triggered a hefty rally.
In contrast, the two-year note <US2YT=RR> yield was down only single basis point at 2.96 percent. Accordingly, the spread between two- and 10-year yields widened to 118 basis points from a more than three-year low of 110 hit overnight.
In the belly of the curve, the five-year note <US5YT=RR> lost 11/32, taking yields to 3.52 percent from 3.49 percent. The 30-year bond <US30YT=RR> slid 1-13/32, lifting yields to 4.80 percent from 4.71 percent.
A sharp drop in weekly jobless figures offered some hope of a jobs recovery and was certainly no help to Treasuries, but traders have learned not to place too much emphasis on this volatile data series.
First-time claims for jobless benefits fell to 317,000 last week, the lowest since July and the steepest weekly drop in three years.
Still to come on the data front was the Philadelphia Fed's index of manufacturing activity for the U.S. MidAtlantic region, due at noon (1700 GMT).
Slow employment growth is just about the only thing keeping the Federal Reserve from tightening monetary policy more aggressively.
The Fed said in its statement this week that the economy was still growing robustly and that, to the surprise of many bond investors, policy-makers were not concerned about the specter of inflation.
But a growing source of anxiety among economists was the widening current account deficit, which hit a new record in the third quarter.
The gap edged wider to a record $164.71 billion, 5.6 percent of the total size of the U.S. economy, although analysts were bracing for an even worse number. Nonetheless, the battered dollar fell further.
U.S. Treasuries slip as profit-takers unwind gains
By Pedro Nicolaci da Costa
NEW YORK, Dec 16 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices dropped on Thursday, falling pray to a bout of profit-taking as investors booked hefty recent gains.
Traders reported an unwinding of popular curve-flattening trades, in which investors have favored long-term debt on the expectation that it would perform better than shorter-dated maturities as official interest rates move higher.
"There are some profit-taking pressures coming into the market, especially on curve-flatteners" said David Ging, fixed-income strategist at Credit Suisse First Boston. "We've had a pretty good run."
A good run indeed. While higher on the day at 4.17 percent, yields on the benchmark 10-year note <US10YT=RR> were still 30 basis points below their level only two weeks ago, before a soft November payrolls report triggered a hefty rally.
In contrast, the two-year note <US2YT=RR> yield was down only single basis point at 2.96 percent. Accordingly, the spread between two- and 10-year yields widened to 118 basis points from a more than three-year low of 110 hit overnight.
In the belly of the curve, the five-year note <US5YT=RR> lost 11/32, taking yields to 3.52 percent from 3.49 percent. The 30-year bond <US30YT=RR> slid 1-13/32, lifting yields to 4.80 percent from 4.71 percent.
A sharp drop in weekly jobless figures offered some hope of a jobs recovery and was certainly no help to Treasuries, but traders have learned not to place too much emphasis on this volatile data series.
First-time claims for jobless benefits fell to 317,000 last week, the lowest since July and the steepest weekly drop in three years.
Still to come on the data front was the Philadelphia Fed's index of manufacturing activity for the U.S. MidAtlantic region, due at noon (1700 GMT).
Slow employment growth is just about the only thing keeping the Federal Reserve from tightening monetary policy more aggressively.
The Fed said in its statement this week that the economy was still growing robustly and that, to the surprise of many bond investors, policy-makers were not concerned about the specter of inflation.
But a growing source of anxiety among economists was the widening current account deficit, which hit a new record in the third quarter.
The gap edged wider to a record $164.71 billion, 5.6 percent of the total size of the U.S. economy, although analysts were bracing for an even worse number. Nonetheless, the battered dollar fell further.
Fleursdumal
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REVISIONI SUI TASSI FED DI BILL GROSS
Bill Gross, gestore dei fondi Pimpco, ha sostenuto in un'intervista con Bloomberg Tv che la Fed dovrebbe smettere di alzare i tassi e fermarsi al target dei fed fund attuale del 2,25% o al massimo del 2,5% (cioe' un ulteriore rialzo di 25 punti base).
Bill Gross, gestore dei fondi Pimpco, ha sostenuto in un'intervista con Bloomberg Tv che la Fed dovrebbe smettere di alzare i tassi e fermarsi al target dei fed fund attuale del 2,25% o al massimo del 2,5% (cioe' un ulteriore rialzo di 25 punti base).
Fleursdumal
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ma vedi te che si trova tra le pieghe della finanziaria 
FINANZIARIA: VERDI DENUNCIANO 'MARCHETTA',FONDI RADIO PADANIA
(ANSA) - ROMA, 16 DIC - Un milione di euro l'anno, a
carattere permanente, per Radio Padania e Radio Maria. Li
stanzia la finanziaria, secondo quanto rilevano i Verdi del
Senato che definiscono la noma una "marchetta per soddisfare
le clientele locali". Si tratta di una norma contenuta nel
comma 218 del maxiemendamento del governo alla finanziaria e che
destina 1 milione di euro l'anno, a carattere permanente, a
"emittenti radiofoniche nazionale a carattere comunitario". Un
definizione in cui si riconoscono, dice Natale Ripamonti, "solo
Radio Padania e Radio Maria". (segue)
FINANZIARIA: VERDI DENUNCIANO 'MARCHETTA',FONDI RADIO PADANIA
(ANSA) - ROMA, 16 DIC - Un milione di euro l'anno, a
carattere permanente, per Radio Padania e Radio Maria. Li
stanzia la finanziaria, secondo quanto rilevano i Verdi del
Senato che definiscono la noma una "marchetta per soddisfare
le clientele locali". Si tratta di una norma contenuta nel
comma 218 del maxiemendamento del governo alla finanziaria e che
destina 1 milione di euro l'anno, a carattere permanente, a
"emittenti radiofoniche nazionale a carattere comunitario". Un
definizione in cui si riconoscono, dice Natale Ripamonti, "solo
Radio Padania e Radio Maria". (segue)
Fleursdumal
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Morgi ha scritto:mmm il mercato è moscio ..noin si vedono piu le gnocche di una volta
con il laterale che stanno facendo sui future dax e stoxx ....sembrerebbe che abbiano raggiunto i target con giorni di anticipo in anticipo
per far due punti .... te ne ciulano 10 NON buono
altro che moscio morgi, vediti che colpo gli ha preso a T-Bond e Bund oggi, stanno tutti fuori a festeggiare , son rimasto solo io qui di corvè
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