fabriziof
Forumer storico
Mi sfugge come si possa estrapolare da un bond che scade tra un anno e mezzo il rendimento a 2 anni.
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 1
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Mi sfugge come si possa estrapolare da un bond che scade tra un anno e mezzo il rendimento a 2 anni.
fabriziof
Forumer storico
Si ma allora é meglio secondo me aprirsi la pagina del Venezuela sulla borsa di Stoccarda e vedere come si muovono i titoli reali e non estrapolazioni .
Quanto al 2015 non capisco cosa vuoi dire ,sai bene che da qui a marzo ci puoi fare un 8% e piu annualizzato mentre sui lunghi tra sei mesi ci puoi perdere comprese le cedole .
tommy271
Forumer storico
Oggi è proseguita la fase di calo, apertasi la scorsa settimana, con forte intensità.
Mentre domani sul TLX verranno quotati (per la prima volta) il 22 e il 31 non ci resta che registrare i dati di Francoforte:
VENEZUELA
22 bid/ask 87,00 - 88,50
27 bid/ask 69,72 - 70,72
31 bid/ask 78,98 - 80,63
PDVSA
17 bid/ask 71,25 - 76,65
27 bid/ask 49,60 - 53,55
37 bid/ask 48,10 - 51,50
Mentre domani sul TLX verranno quotati (per la prima volta) il 22 e il 31 non ci resta che registrare i dati di Francoforte:
VENEZUELA
22 bid/ask 87,00 - 88,50
27 bid/ask 69,72 - 70,72
31 bid/ask 78,98 - 80,63
PDVSA
17 bid/ask 71,25 - 76,65
27 bid/ask 49,60 - 53,55
37 bid/ask 48,10 - 51,50
Myskin
Forumer stoico
c'era di capire se il ribasso attuale poteva proseguire, poteva essere solo un ritracciamento entro i soliti range in cui si muovono questi titolacci oppure se nascondeva una sofferenza più profonda
mi pare che questa sofferenza sia dimostrata adesso dal fatto che nuovamente le scadenze a breve rendono più delle lunghe quando solo fino a pochi giorni fa era diverso
i movimenti di questi giorni forse potevano essere anticipati guardando come si muoveva più rapidamente la curva dei rendimenti a breve che ti ho postato? direi di sì, io infatti sono uscito dal 2026 sfruttando un'effimera salita. I prezzi di stoccarda in quel caso non davano la corretta direzionalità
fabriziof
Forumer storico
Ognuno usa i siti che vuole ,ciao
tommy271
Forumer storico
Brent, U.S. oil fall again on weak data
Mon Sep 8, 2014 11:53am EDT
* Brent trades below $100 for first time since June 2013
* North Sea benchmark dips to lowest since May 1, 2013
* Chinese imports fall for second month in a row
* Data compound growth worries after weak U.S. jobs figures (Updates prices, adds analyst quote, changes dateline, previous LONDON)
NEW YORK, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Brent crude fell $1 to below $100 a barrel on Monday for the first time in more than a year as Chinese and U.S. data pointed to slower-than-expected growth in the world's top oil consumers, while U.S. crude also fell.
Weak economic growth combined with ample supply has pushed oil prices down from a high for the year above $115 hit in June, complicating efforts by central banks to ward off deflation and putting pressure on the budgets of major oil producers.
Brent fell $1 to $99.82 by 11:33 a.m. EDT (1533 GMT), rebounding slightly from an earlier low of $99.36 a barrel, its lowest since May 1, 2013.
U.S. crude fell 98 cents to $92.31 a barrel, after settling at $93.29 on Friday for its sixth weekly drop in seven weeks after disappointing U.S. nonfarm payrolls data cast doubt on the pace of growth in the world's biggest oil-consuming economy..
Monday's price fall followed data showing China's import growth fell unexpectedly for the second consecutive month in August, posting its worst performance in over a year as domestic demand faltered.
It was the second straight month of weak import growth, raising concerns that tepid domestic demand exacerbated by a cooling housing market is increasingly weighing on the economy.
"The bears are in control," said Bill Baruch, senior market strategist at iitrader.com. "It will be pivotal to see if U.S. crude ends below $92.50 today. If we do, there will likely be some more selling."
The European Central Bank last week cut interest rates to a record low as euro zone inflation edged towards zero, while the Bank of Japan is maintaining a massive monetary stimulus as it tries to break free from years of deflation. Lower oil prices add to the downward pressure on inflation from anaemic growth.
OPEC sources said the group sees the fall below $100 as short term. Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members have previously said they prefer oil above $100.
"The fall in prices is a temporary thing. They are still within the acceptable range," an OPEC delegate from a Gulf country said. "We are now approaching winter so the prices are expected to rise," said the delegate, who declined to be identified.
Investors kept a close eye on geopolitical concerns in Europe and the Middle East, especially on the impact the tensions could have on European demand. So far fighting in Iraq has had little impact on oil production, and output from Libya has increased over the last three months despite violence there.
A ceasefire in Ukraine was largely holding, despite sporadic violations.
(Reporting by Eward McAllister in New York, Christopher Johnson in London and Keith Wallis in Singapore; Editing by Michael Urquhart and James Dalgleish)
Mon Sep 8, 2014 11:53am EDT
* Brent trades below $100 for first time since June 2013
* North Sea benchmark dips to lowest since May 1, 2013
* Chinese imports fall for second month in a row
* Data compound growth worries after weak U.S. jobs figures (Updates prices, adds analyst quote, changes dateline, previous LONDON)
NEW YORK, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Brent crude fell $1 to below $100 a barrel on Monday for the first time in more than a year as Chinese and U.S. data pointed to slower-than-expected growth in the world's top oil consumers, while U.S. crude also fell.
Weak economic growth combined with ample supply has pushed oil prices down from a high for the year above $115 hit in June, complicating efforts by central banks to ward off deflation and putting pressure on the budgets of major oil producers.
Brent fell $1 to $99.82 by 11:33 a.m. EDT (1533 GMT), rebounding slightly from an earlier low of $99.36 a barrel, its lowest since May 1, 2013.
U.S. crude fell 98 cents to $92.31 a barrel, after settling at $93.29 on Friday for its sixth weekly drop in seven weeks after disappointing U.S. nonfarm payrolls data cast doubt on the pace of growth in the world's biggest oil-consuming economy..
Monday's price fall followed data showing China's import growth fell unexpectedly for the second consecutive month in August, posting its worst performance in over a year as domestic demand faltered.
It was the second straight month of weak import growth, raising concerns that tepid domestic demand exacerbated by a cooling housing market is increasingly weighing on the economy.
"The bears are in control," said Bill Baruch, senior market strategist at iitrader.com. "It will be pivotal to see if U.S. crude ends below $92.50 today. If we do, there will likely be some more selling."
The European Central Bank last week cut interest rates to a record low as euro zone inflation edged towards zero, while the Bank of Japan is maintaining a massive monetary stimulus as it tries to break free from years of deflation. Lower oil prices add to the downward pressure on inflation from anaemic growth.
OPEC sources said the group sees the fall below $100 as short term. Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members have previously said they prefer oil above $100.
"The fall in prices is a temporary thing. They are still within the acceptable range," an OPEC delegate from a Gulf country said. "We are now approaching winter so the prices are expected to rise," said the delegate, who declined to be identified.
Investors kept a close eye on geopolitical concerns in Europe and the Middle East, especially on the impact the tensions could have on European demand. So far fighting in Iraq has had little impact on oil production, and output from Libya has increased over the last three months despite violence there.
A ceasefire in Ukraine was largely holding, despite sporadic violations.
(Reporting by Eward McAllister in New York, Christopher Johnson in London and Keith Wallis in Singapore; Editing by Michael Urquhart and James Dalgleish)
fabriziof
Forumer storico
Ci fa piacere .ciao
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