Derivati USA: CME-CBOT-NYMEX-ICE Tbond,Tnote,Bund&CO-giu/lug2006: fuga dai Bonds (vm18) (3 lettori)
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ditropan ha scritto:Gaudia visione
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grande Andrea quando c'è la possibilita' di fargli male bisogna agire cosi
the best ditro
ps metti un po' di gnocca EXTREME
ditropan
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smile ha scritto:grande Andrea quando c'è la possibilita' di fargli male bisogna agire cosi
the best ditro
ps metti un po' di gnocca EXTREME
Ecco in arrivo un poka di EXTREME GNOCCA !!!
.... ma siiiiiii ... dai ... per una volta tanto .... oggi si esageraaaaa !!!!
... ecchile a voi una patonza lonza di 1Kg !!!
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Bonjour a tout les bondaroles
Oi t-bronx in aumento di ben 11k nonostante la giornata tranquilla ieri, se sfonda i fottuti 107,5 da interpretare come apertura volpona di short in distribuzione traderange sommitale
Ottima l'idea di tradare in compagnia di una musa spillatrice di birra
Oi t-bronx in aumento di ben 11k nonostante la giornata tranquilla ieri, se sfonda i fottuti 107,5 da interpretare come apertura volpona di short in distribuzione traderange sommitale
Ottima l'idea di tradare in compagnia di una musa spillatrice di birra
ditropan
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Fleursdumal ha scritto:Ottima l'idea di tradare in compagnia di una musa spillatrice di birra
Bere birra e tradare commodities ... magari in compagnia di una bella fanciulla ... il TOP della vita !!!
... intanto sul gas se ne sono tornati indietro ... e vabbè ... tocca aver paxiensa.
... ditro ha sparato la sua ... adesso vediamo che fanno.
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Investors hold US Treasury positions in week -poll
Tue Jul 25, 2006 1
NEW YORK, July 25 (Reuters) - Investors stuck to their Treasury positions after last week's rally on perceived dovish remarks by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in testimony to Congress, a poll released on Tuesday showed.
Overall Treasury holdings among investors polled on Monday by J.P. Morgan Securities were unchanged from last week.
The last time the survey was unchanged from week to week was in April 2004, the bank said.
Bernanke's tame inflation view led traders to scale back expectations that the Fed will raise interest rates for an 18th straight time at its Aug. 8 policy meeting.
U.S. rate futures <FFQ6> implied that traders are pricing in about a 50 percent chance of an August rate increase after peaking at 90 percent prior to Bernanke's remarks.
However, Bernanke's perceived dovish outlook did not wipe out the market's worries about rising price pressures from stubbornly high energy prices and a tight labor market.
Prior to Bernanke's testimony, Treasury yields were rising on inflation fears spurred by stronger-than-expected readings on producer and consumer prices in June.
On Tuesday, benchmark 10-year Treasury notes <US10YT> were down 4/32 in price for a yield of 5.07 percent, up 2 basis points from late Monday but down 7 from a week ago.
Investors surveyed on Monday who said they were "short" Treasuries, or held less U.S. government securities than their benchmarks, held steady from last week at 42 percent, J.P. Morgan Securities said.
The share of investors polled who said they were "long" Treasuries, or held more U.S. government securities than their benchmarks, were unchanged at 16 percent, the firm said.
Investors surveyed who were "neutral" or held Treasuries equal to benchmarks, was unchanged at 42 percent, it said.
The share of active clients, including market makers and hedge funds, who said they were "short" clients in Treasuries rose to 6 percent from prior week's 5 percent, while the share of active "long" clients was unchanged at 1 percent, J.P. Morgan said.
Tue Jul 25, 2006 1
NEW YORK, July 25 (Reuters) - Investors stuck to their Treasury positions after last week's rally on perceived dovish remarks by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in testimony to Congress, a poll released on Tuesday showed.
Overall Treasury holdings among investors polled on Monday by J.P. Morgan Securities were unchanged from last week.
The last time the survey was unchanged from week to week was in April 2004, the bank said.
Bernanke's tame inflation view led traders to scale back expectations that the Fed will raise interest rates for an 18th straight time at its Aug. 8 policy meeting.
U.S. rate futures <FFQ6> implied that traders are pricing in about a 50 percent chance of an August rate increase after peaking at 90 percent prior to Bernanke's remarks.
However, Bernanke's perceived dovish outlook did not wipe out the market's worries about rising price pressures from stubbornly high energy prices and a tight labor market.
Prior to Bernanke's testimony, Treasury yields were rising on inflation fears spurred by stronger-than-expected readings on producer and consumer prices in June.
On Tuesday, benchmark 10-year Treasury notes <US10YT> were down 4/32 in price for a yield of 5.07 percent, up 2 basis points from late Monday but down 7 from a week ago.
Investors surveyed on Monday who said they were "short" Treasuries, or held less U.S. government securities than their benchmarks, held steady from last week at 42 percent, J.P. Morgan Securities said.
The share of investors polled who said they were "long" Treasuries, or held more U.S. government securities than their benchmarks, were unchanged at 16 percent, the firm said.
Investors surveyed who were "neutral" or held Treasuries equal to benchmarks, was unchanged at 42 percent, it said.
The share of active clients, including market makers and hedge funds, who said they were "short" clients in Treasuries rose to 6 percent from prior week's 5 percent, while the share of active "long" clients was unchanged at 1 percent, J.P. Morgan said.
Fleursdumal
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US Treasuries fall on surprisingly strong homes data
Tue Jul 25, 2006
By John Parry
NEW YORK, July 25 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices fell following surprisingly strong home sales and consumer confidence data on Tuesday, which raised expectations that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates in August.
The data erased a safe-haven bid Treasuries had tapped on worries of an escalation in the Middle East conflict.
"Treasuries sold off. The data was disappointing for the people who are looking for a concrete direction on what the Fed would do," said Michael Cheah, vice president, portfolio manager, AIG SunAmerica Asset Management, Jersey City.
"These type of numbers do not convincingly argue that the Fed would pause (its interest rate hikes)", he said.
U.S. interest rate futures, which had shown slightly less than an even chance the Fed would raise rates at its Aug. 8 policy-setting meeting, swung towards a 60 percent chance of an interest rate increase in the immediate aftermath of the data.
Benchmark 10-year notes US10YT=RR slipped 3/32 in price for a yield of 5.06 percent, versus about 5.04 percent just before the reports and versus 5.05 percent late on Monday.
Bond yields move inversely to their prices
Two-year notes US2YT=RR, which respond closely to expectations for Fed interest rate moves, slipped 1/32 in price to yield 5.11 percent, versus 5.09 percent late on Monday.
Both consumer confidence and existing home sales data were more robust than economists' forecasts. For more details please click on [ID:nNYA000226] and [ID:nWAT006110].
The bond market was also bracing to absorb supply.
Later on Tuesday, the Treasury plans to sell $7 billion of 20-year inflation-protected bonds in what will be just the fourth offering of the longer-dated security. A combined $36 billion of two- and five-year paper is also on tap this week.
Tue Jul 25, 2006
By John Parry
NEW YORK, July 25 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices fell following surprisingly strong home sales and consumer confidence data on Tuesday, which raised expectations that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates in August.
The data erased a safe-haven bid Treasuries had tapped on worries of an escalation in the Middle East conflict.
"Treasuries sold off. The data was disappointing for the people who are looking for a concrete direction on what the Fed would do," said Michael Cheah, vice president, portfolio manager, AIG SunAmerica Asset Management, Jersey City.
"These type of numbers do not convincingly argue that the Fed would pause (its interest rate hikes)", he said.
U.S. interest rate futures, which had shown slightly less than an even chance the Fed would raise rates at its Aug. 8 policy-setting meeting, swung towards a 60 percent chance of an interest rate increase in the immediate aftermath of the data.
Benchmark 10-year notes US10YT=RR slipped 3/32 in price for a yield of 5.06 percent, versus about 5.04 percent just before the reports and versus 5.05 percent late on Monday.
Bond yields move inversely to their prices
Two-year notes US2YT=RR, which respond closely to expectations for Fed interest rate moves, slipped 1/32 in price to yield 5.11 percent, versus 5.09 percent late on Monday.
Both consumer confidence and existing home sales data were more robust than economists' forecasts. For more details please click on [ID:nNYA000226] and [ID:nWAT006110].
The bond market was also bracing to absorb supply.
Later on Tuesday, the Treasury plans to sell $7 billion of 20-year inflation-protected bonds in what will be just the fourth offering of the longer-dated security. A combined $36 billion of two- and five-year paper is also on tap this week.
Fleursdumal
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'nsomma molti non si fidano per niente di ciò che va dicendo il Bernakka, altrimenti i bonds avrebbero già spiccato il volo