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| June 14, 2013 |
| 07:02 EDT |  | | Japan's PM promises to introduce more stimulus measures, Reuters reports
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| 06:39 EDT |  | | On The Fly: Morning Wrap-Up for June 14
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| 06:27 EDT | | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX closed at 16.41, 10-day moving average is 16.56
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| 06:24 EDT | | | June front month equity options expire, June 21, 2013
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| 06:20 EDT |  | | Commodities were broadly higher
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| 06:13 EDT | | | FX rates may soon face global regulation in Libor review, Bloomberg reports
Global regulators may soon begin overseeing currency rates in a growing response to benchmark-rate setting scandals that began with revelations on the manipulation of Libor, sources say, reports Bloomberg. The International Organization of Securities Commissions, a Madrid-based group that harmonizes market rules, may propose in the next month final guidelines improving transparency and oversight of benchmarks, including the WM/Reuters rates, the sources added. Reference Link |
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| 03:25 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY drifted lower
FX Action: USD-JPY drifted lower on Tokyo name selling to trade into 94.70. The move was pinned on profit taking as Asian based accounts headed home for the weekend. The USD-JPY upside was limited over 95.50 overnight by corporate offers and short term accounts playing the range. After the recent volatility there is no appetite to run positions for too long. Early European accounts have expressed mixed views over PM Abe's growth plan. The fact that is passed through the Diet was not surprising, but Abe did not provide any fresh details to flesh out the initial announcement last week, which gives credence to reports that reforms are more likely to be watered down over the longer term. Abe promised more measures in July after the Upper House election. However, market participants are starting to think he may be struggling to put in place the 'third arrow' of his big revival plans. Ongoing doubts also remain over BoJ and the inintended market volatility that has followed. |
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| 01:10 EDT | | | Asian stocks rebounded.
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| June 13, 2013 |
| 16:10 EDT | | | U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Preview
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| 16:05 EDT | | | U.S. Industrial Production Preview
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| 15:44 EDT | | | Fed likely to emphasize commitment to low rates, WSJ reports
In light of indications that market participants are starting to think the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates sooner than previously thought, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is likely to emphasize at his press conference next week that the Fed is committed to keeping short-term rates low after it concludes its bond-buying program, reports The Wall Street Journal. Reference Link |
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| 15:05 EDT | | | U.S. Current Account Preview:
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| 15:05 EDT | | | U.S. PPI Preview:
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| 14:45 EDT | | | Canada Manufacturing Preview
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| 13:58 EDT | | | Averages sit near session highs
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| 13:55 EDT | | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently down 1.47 to 17.12
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| 13:40 EDT | | | FX Action: USD-JPY touched N.Y. session highs of 94.92
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| 13:40 EDT | | | U.S. equities forged higher
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| 13:25 EDT | | | The U.S. 30-year bond auction was weak
The U.S. 30-year bond auction was weak, with the auction tailing out badly. The $13 B sale was awarded at 3.355%, versus 3.324% at the bid deadline and up sharply from 2.98% in May. There were $32.0 B in bids for a 2.47 cover, slipping from 2.53 last month despite the smaller size. It compares with a 2.58 average over the past 12 auctions. Indirect bidders took 40.2%, versus 38.8% in May and a 36.4% average. But direct bidders took just 8.4%, versus 15.5% last month. And primary dealers were left with 51.2%, up from 45.7%. |
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| 13:15 EDT | | | Treasury Action: long yields blasted higher on the 30-year reopening
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