Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 2 (21 lettori)
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Vet
Forumer storico
Venduto le CNP 789 a 46 e ho preso le UC 059 a 53. Guardando bene i prospetti, non vedo grandi differenze.
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Azz...stavolta pari........ prese uni 059 a 53.......vendute Barcl. 199 a 48..............speriamo che Monti faccia il resto
riccio43
lupo si lupo no
cmq, caro riccio, vorrai dire 5590 pagine indietro
WTTC, caro old
volevo essere buono
Cat XL
Shizuka Minamoto
Se anche le Italiane riducono i TDS Italiani dove andiamo a finire?
bosmeld
Forumer storico
mavalà
Forumer storico
Questi vedrai che smerciano la 3' vagonata $ ..... e il genio che sta a berlino continua a dire NEIN alla prima dell €.
PS: Io non ne conosco, voi sapete se Unicredit ha T1 in USD ?
USD Daily News
Focusing on US economic Data
Tuesday, 15 Nov 2011
After two weeks of following the European political scene US economic data releases return to the spotlight. Today important data will be released beginning with retail sales, PPI, and the Empire State Manufacturing Index. Markets expect that the positive economic momentum that began in Q3 will likely carry over into Q4. An improvement in market sentiment is forecasted with a sharp pickup in the manufacturing sector. Retail sales numbers are expected to show continued growth in consumption though at a slower pace than in the month of September. Inflation pressures on the producer side (PPI) are forecasted to fall while the headline consumer inflation numbers (CPI) continue to rise to 3.9% y/y in September. CPI data for October will be released on Wednesday.
The Fed expects inflationary pressures to drop and in the worst case scenario a deflationary environment would take hold of the US economy. To avoid the threat of deflation the Fed would likely increase its balance sheet through additional bond purchases (QE3). This puts extra significance on Wednesday's CPI figures as some economists expect the Fed could announce QE3 as early as its December 13th meeting.
PS: Io non ne conosco, voi sapete se Unicredit ha T1 in USD ?
USD Daily News
Focusing on US economic Data
Tuesday, 15 Nov 2011
After two weeks of following the European political scene US economic data releases return to the spotlight. Today important data will be released beginning with retail sales, PPI, and the Empire State Manufacturing Index. Markets expect that the positive economic momentum that began in Q3 will likely carry over into Q4. An improvement in market sentiment is forecasted with a sharp pickup in the manufacturing sector. Retail sales numbers are expected to show continued growth in consumption though at a slower pace than in the month of September. Inflation pressures on the producer side (PPI) are forecasted to fall while the headline consumer inflation numbers (CPI) continue to rise to 3.9% y/y in September. CPI data for October will be released on Wednesday.
The Fed expects inflationary pressures to drop and in the worst case scenario a deflationary environment would take hold of the US economy. To avoid the threat of deflation the Fed would likely increase its balance sheet through additional bond purchases (QE3). This puts extra significance on Wednesday's CPI figures as some economists expect the Fed could announce QE3 as early as its December 13th meeting.
mavalà
Forumer storico
ieri e stamattina ero a fare un giro nelle 3 banche fisiche dove bazzico di solito e tutti e tre i direttori si sfogavano con me, disperati perchè mai come ora gli ordinavano di fare raccolta diretta a tutti i costi ......... sembrava chiedessero la carità !
Se solo la Kul. Ink. e i testardi del Bundestag smettessero di essere così.... crucchi e ostinati e calassero un pò la mutanda ....
oldmouseit
Forumer storico
Grazie del benvenuto....
Vabbè anzichè mettermi a spulciare 5580 pagine vi dico quelli che seguo io, magari ci si scambia idee
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xs0241198315 (UCGIM 5% 2016) in GBP
L'Unicredito in Gbp è un upper tier2, e mi piace perchè a scadenza rende circa un 11%
Vabbè anzichè mettermi a spulciare 5580 pagine vi dico quelli che seguo io, magari ci si scambia idee
xs0223454512 (BPIM 6.742%)
xs0304963290 (BPIM 6.156%)
xs0371711663 (ISPIM 8.047%)
xs0241198315 (UCGIM 5% 2016) in GBP
L'Unicredito in Gbp è un upper tier2, e mi piace perchè a scadenza rende circa un 11%
maybeoneday
Forumer attivo
Domandina semplice semplice: ma tutti questi miliardi di titoli di stato italia che le banche (tedesche, francesi, scrivilostatochepreferisci, e adesso anche italiane....) da chi vengono acquistati ? Li stanno rifilando tutti al retail ? non credo....e allora, chi compra
?Si parla di decine di mld....
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