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| June 6, 2013 |
| 20:15 EDT |  | | Existing Home Sales to be reported at 10:00
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| 16:14 EDT | | | June Philadelphia Fed Survey to be released at 10:00
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| 20:15 EDT | | | Jobless Claims to be reported at 08:30
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| 15:16 EDT |  | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX is recently down 6c to 17.44
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| 15:00 EDT | | | Action Alert: the surge in JPY has elicited talk of a hedge fund blow up in Tokyo
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| 14:40 EDT | | | Canada Employment Preview
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| 13:55 EDT | | | Averages turn mixed, recoup some losses
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| 13:45 EDT | | | More from Fed hawk Plosser: "maybe yes" was his response
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| 13:15 EDT | | | FX Action: Talk of huge Japanese liquidation of short yen positions
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| 13:00 EDT | | | U.S. Household net worth rose
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| 13:00 EDT | | | Treasury Action: yields are finding some footing
Treasury Action: yields are finding some footing above lows after plunging with the dollar, even as Twit-o-sphere jokes about "payrolls leaks" take on a life of their own now (there is no leak of NFPs). There has been some talk about "real money" selling on Treasuries near highs and the cash note yield has stabilized near 2.03% after testing 2.0% psych area vs highs of 2.125% earlier. If this is the appitiser for payrolls, what will the main course bring tomorrow? |
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| 12:46 EDT | | | CBOE Volatility Index VIX +4.7% to 18.32
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| 12:40 EDT | | | U.S. equities are rolling over
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| 12:22 EDT | | | Moody's cuts Illinois GO rating to 'A3' from 'A2', outlook negative
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| 12:15 EDT | | | Treasury-FX Action: yields and the dollar have plunged
Treasury-FX Action: yields and the dollar have plunged with disappointment setting in that the ECB hasn't taken further easing steps as the primary trigger, while there has been some talk of selling triggered by FX bonds. The euro shot to highs of 1.3270 vs the buck and the yen has strengthened to 97.80, very large intraday moves from 1.3074 and 99.47 respectively. The T-note yield has come full-circle, diving from 2.125% session highs to lows under 2.06%, pulling some yield support out from under the dollar index, which is down 1.15% on aggregate to 81.50. Stocks are beginning to wilt again too. |
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| 12:15 EDT | | | FX Action: EUR-USD rammed through stops from 1.3200
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| 11:45 EDT | | | NY Fed bought $3.677 B in intermediate Treasury notes
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| 11:35 EDT | | | Treasury Option Action: bullish call demand at long-end
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| 11:25 EDT | | | Treasury announced a $66 B mini-refunding package
Treasury announced a $66 B mini-refunding package for next week, as expected. This includes a $32 B 3-year sale (Tuesday), a $21 B 10-year reopening (Wednesday), and a $13 B 30-year reopening (Thursday). Debe managers also announced a $55 B 3- and 6-month bill sale for Monday. It will be a tug-of-war for the coupon auctions amid cheaper yields and fears over possible tapering of Fed QE purchases, and overall diminished demand for Treasuries given easing in eurozone financial stresses. |
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| 10:50 EDT | | | Treasury Action: analysts expect debt managers to announce a $66 B mini-refunding
Treasury Action: analysts expect debt managers to announce a $66 B mini-refunding as supply ramps back up next week. That size would be unchanged from prior offerings and would include a $32 B 3-year sale, a $21 B 10-year reopening, and a $13 B 30-year reopening. Demand for Treasuries at many of this year's auctions has underwhelmed as safe haven flows have diminished and Fed taper fears have increased. How next week's offerings fare will depend significantly on tomorrow's employment report and subsequent market action. |
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