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13 Apr 2015

US long duration Treasury yields inch higher

FXStreet (Mumbai) - The yields on the long duration Treasuries in the US recovered losses to trade higher, while the short duration yields stayed largely unchanged.

The 10-year yield in the US now trades at 1.9 basis points higher at 1.972%, while the 30-year yield advanced 3 basis points to 2.613%. Meanwhile, the 2-year yield, which is known to mimic short-term interest rate expectations in the US, trades largely unchanged for the day at 0.568%.

The yields had declined earlier today on concerns of a slowdown in China after the trade figures showed a drop in exports, along with a trade surplus. Meanwhile, news that Greece is heading towards the re-elections failed to weaken yields further, even though the EUR/USD pair slumped to fresh multi-year lows.
Apr 13, 2015

Chinese exports might rebound in April - Danske

Senior Analyst at Danske Bank, Flemming J. Nielsen, reviews today’s Chinese trade balance data release, and further explains that the disappointing contraction in surplus was only seasonal, and the surplus will likely exceed USD40bn in April.
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Apr 13, 2015

US economic expansion remains intact – BBH

The Brown Brothers Harriman Team preview the key drivers in this week likely to impact the USD, noting that the economic data due out in the coming days will likely reinforce the belief that another weak Q1 was a bit of a fluke, with weather, the port strikes, and payback from a surge in consumption in Q4 slowing activity.
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