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| June 12, 2013 |
| 14:00 EDT |  | | Averages lower, but off worst levels
Each of the major equity indices is lower, but off their worst levels of the session. After opening higher, the averages quickly began losing ground, moving to their worst levels of session after midday. The averages have recouped some of these losses in the last hour of trading. Declining stocks are ahead of advancing stocks by about 3:1, while down volume is ahead of up volume by about 2:1. Crude oil prices are higher by about 0.8% and gold is higher by about 1%. The Dow is down 49 points, the S&P is down 5 points, and the Nasdaq is down 16 points. |
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| 14:00 EDT | | | The U.S. Treasury set to sell $13 B in reopened 30-year bonds
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| 13:35 EDT | | | U.S. Treasury budget preview:
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| 13:25 EDT | | | The U.S. 10-year note auction was mixed
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| 13:20 EDT | | | Treasury Action: yields probed higher after the 10-year reopening
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| 13:20 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY continuing to trade in a manic fashion
FX Action: USD-JPY continuing to trade in a manic fashion, now back over 96.00, after basing under 95.15 earlier. Dealers reported thick bids into the 95.00 level, and the move back over 95.50 prompted intra day shorts to quickly run for cover. |
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| 12:50 EDT | | | Bank of Japan Builds Policy Credibility:
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| 12:30 EDT | | | Treasury Option Action: other tenors were active too
Treasury Option Action: other tenors were active too including the 5-year, with a bullish sale of 4.5k in Sep 121.5/122.5 put spreads. Note, a large 50k purchase of Sep 123.7 calls on 5s Tues was a liquidation. There was also a bullish purchase of 9k in 110/110.12/110.25 call butterflies vs 2-year futures and a bearish 2k purchase of 2-week 137/138 put spreads on bonds, among the larger trades today. Meanwhile, the yen continues to rally and pull stocks down with it, though long yields are reluctant to give chase near lows heading into the 10-year reopening. |
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| 12:10 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY touched 95.17 lows so far
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| 12:02 EDT |  | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently up 99c to 18.06
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| 11:45 EDT | | | FX Action: Some talk of fund backed USD-JPY offers parked at 96.00 now
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| 11:30 EDT | | | Treasury Option Action: mixed flows reported
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| 11:20 EDT | | | NY Fed Ops: purchased $0.92 B Treasuries
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| 11:05 EDT | | | The U.S. Treasury will sell $21 B in reopened 10-year notes
The U.S. Treasury will sell $21 B in reopened 10-year notes (13 ET), the second leg of the $66 B mini refunding. Tuesday's weak 3-year note sale has extended lackluster demand for recent auctions. Indeed, March's sale was disappointing, with the stop tailing to 1.81%, with a slightly below average 2.70 cover (2.92 average) and a 33.9% indirect (36.7% average). However, the sell off in Treasuries has been losing losing momentum along with pause in the risk rally, with the yield on the wi note having pulled back around 10 bps from Tuesday's spike high to 2.203% bid. |
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| 10:40 EDT | | | NY Fed is purchasing Treasury $0.75-1.00 B notes
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| 10:40 EDT | | | Oil Action: Front month NYMEX crude rallied briefly over $96.00/bbl
Oil Action: Front month NYMEX crude rallied briefly over $96.00/bbl from $95.80 following the EIA inventory data which showed a 2,5 M bbl rise in crude stocks. The street had been expecting a 0.5 M bbl decrease. Meanwhile, gasoline supplies, seen up 0.5 M bbls actually rose 2.7 M bbls, while distillate stocks were down 1.2 M bbls, versus expectations for a 1.5 M bbl rise. Refinery usage fell to 87.5% from 88.4%. |
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| 10:32 EDT | | | Crude oil inventories for week of June 7
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| 10:25 EDT | | | U.S. equities are now back in negative territory
U.S. equities are now back in negative territory led lower by NASDAQ after rapidly flipping opening gains back into a ditch of dispair. A sharp rally in the yen to session highs accompanied the move in stocks and suggests deleveraging effects again. The Euro Stoxx 50 also pulled back to flat after its rebound was undermined as well, with some citing the closure of Greek TV as a sign of a revival of austerity troubles there. Treasury yields have eased slightly from highs, but remain elevated as both asset classes were dumped unceremoniously yesterday. |
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| 10:20 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY traders are tracking Nikkei futures
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| 10:10 EDT | | | And now here's Bill: PIMCO's Gross Tweets:
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