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1261 days ago

Investors are desperately rushing into negative yielding EUR-denominated bonds

The European Union, as part of its efforts to provide funding for pandemic recovery, wants to raise up to 100 billion euros to help pay for job support programs in Europe. It could have raised that twice over on Tuesday. Instead, the European Commission issued 17 billion euros of new social-linked bonds — known as SURE — at 10- and 20-year maturities. Demand was incredible, topping 233 billion euros. That’s a record for any European bond, despite the negative yield on offer for the 10-year debt and the barely positive yield on the 20-year. It shows the depth of demand for risk-free assets as this AAA-rated entity provides an excellent alternative to German Bunds, the benchmark for European debt (until now, at least) - Source: Bloomberg 

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EU 15-year bonds yield is falling into negative-yielding territory

1262 days ago

US 30 year has not closed this much above the 200 day moving average since late 2018

Will it take out the trend line? source: The Market Ear

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US Treasury 30 yield

1263 days ago

Value of all negative yielding debt making a beeline for a new record

Yields overall have come crashing back lower - and with that - the market value of bonds yielding less than zero is approaching its old record.

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Value of all negative yielding debt making a beeline for a new record

1263 days ago

Main measures of volatility has been tamed - but for how long?

The longer that central bank intervention keeps volatility measures suppressed - the bigger the following expansion is likely to be.

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Main measures of volatility has been tamed but for how long

1266 days ago

The nominal amount of bonds trading at negative yield is about to break out

There are currently $16.5 trillion of bonds with negative yield to maturity globally. According to Crescat Capital, this should be bullish gold and silver 

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