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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: yard_man who wrote (4710)1/9/2004 10:21:55 PM
From: mishedlo  Read Replies (1) of 110194
 
3:43PM Bond Market Summary : Treasuries headed into the session close pushing for new highs, with the ten-years sitting near the 4.084% yield and prices likely to continue higher over the weekend. The Asian banks are not going anywhere and any attempts to run down the dollar will be met with serious resistance. The result of more dollar buying will only cushion the treasury inflows. The economic data is being looked at from many angles, with some questioning its validity. The "pieces of the puzzle have to fit together," offered one pundit, noting that all the data traders rely on are flawed in a number of ways. Others are still stunned and expect that the Federal Reserve will just dismantle, retire, and never touch rates again. Others say that the numbers seem to reflect a recovery of a different dimension, the "image we had of recovery is a whole different thing than what we thought." The week ahead offers additional information that will continue to illuminate and humiliate, including PPI and CPI. Currently the tens are +1 12/32nds yielding 4.082%; twos are +11/32nds yielding 1.648%; threes are +18/32nds yielding 2.089%; fives are +1 00/32nds yielding 3.0404%: thirties are +1 30/32nds yielding 4.958%.

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