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December 28, 2012
08:15 EDTEmployment Situation Average Hourly Earnings to be reported at 08:30
December Employment Situation Average Hourly Earnings will be reported at 08:30 . Current consensus is 0.2% for the month
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May 7, 2013
13:20 EDTTreasury Action: yields inched higher
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13:10 EDTTreasury's $32 B 3-year note auction was disappointing
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13:03 EDTWeek of 5/18 Redbook to be released at 08:55
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12:45 EDTTreasury 3-year note auction preview:
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12:25 EDTTreasury Option Action: more unwinding of bearish positioning
Treasury Option Action: more unwinding of bearish positioning has been reported into the sell-off, with profit-taking sales of 5k in Jun 132.5 puts on 10-year futures. Note, there was a build-up in such bearish positioning into the payrolls report on Friday and so far this week there has been mainly squaring up of these positions, suggesting some are playing for the range to remain intact rather than have the sell-off deepen.
11:49 EDTWeek of 5/18 ICSC-Goldman Store Sales to be released at 07:45
11:45 EDTTreasury's $20 B 4-week bill auction results were very strong
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11:15 EDTNY Fed bought $1.456 B in bonds
NY Fed bought $1.456 B in bonds in today's buyback. The Street offered $4.43 B. Treasury yields are modestly higher given the advance in stocks but off their intraday peaks. The yield on the current 30-year is at 2.989%, having found some buyers (along with the Fed) at the 3.0% level. Though demand for risky assets has been on the rise since the jobs report, traders believe the stimulus from central banks around the world (Australia just cut 25 bps) will generally be supportive of bonds.
11:05 EDTEuro$ interest rate options: a large curve steepener
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10:30 EDTNY Fed outright purchase: the Fed is buying $1.25 B to $1.75 B in bonds
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10:25 EDTAnother Gross Tweet from PIMCO:
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10:21 EDTExplosions heard near missile site in Tehran, Jerusalem Post says
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10:15 EDTU.S. JOLTS report showed job openings fell 55k in March to 3,844
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09:56 EDTDow retakes 15K, moves to all-time high in early trading
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09:55 EDTTreasury Option Action: some profit-taking on bearish positioning
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09:31 EDTCBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently down 3c to 12.59
09:20 EDTEuro$ interest rate futures are lower
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08:56 EDTRedbook Store Sales data reported
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08:50 EDTU.S. equities are nosing higher again
U.S. equities are nosing higher again after a listless session on Monday, with the financial markets back to full strength after recent bank holidays. Not that there's any more data to sink our teeth into, but at least the liquidity is there today. A quarter point base rate cut in Australia didn't help the Aussie ASX 200, which fell 0.24%, though Japan's N-225 surged 3.55% higher after Japan returned from holiday break (playing catch-up to ECB cut and payrolls). In Europe, the Euro Stoxx 50 is 0.8% higher, wih the DAX 0.9% firmer after strong German manufacturing orders. But the Italian MIB is the leading gainer at +1.4%. The Dow is 36-points higher, S&P climbed 3-points and NASDAQ rose 7-points in pre-market action. In corporate news, Emerson Electric sales missed and it cut its outlook, though Fossil rallied over 4% after beating the Street. OfficeMax surged nearly 2% after announcing a $1.50 special dividend after its earnings miss. Apple is extending gains from Monday, while BofA is facing a new suit by the NY Attorney General after its settlement with MBIA yesterday saw its shares surge. The Treasury 3-year note auction and consumer credit due later may provide some indirect influence.
08:05 EDTTreasury Market Outlook: risk-on moves in global equities has Treasuries and other core sovereign markets slightly lower
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