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12 Mar 2013

Spanish borrowing costs fall at short-term debt auction

Spain sold 5.83 billion euros of short-term debt on Tuesday, meeting the top of the 4.5-5.5 target range.

1.98 billion euros of 6-month Letras were sold at an average yield of 0.794% vs the previous 0.859%. The bid to cover ratio was 3.2 compared with 2.9.

The average yield on the 12-month bills was 3.85%, down from 1.548% seen at the previous auction. The bid to cover ratio was 1.9 vs 2.0.
Mar 12, 2013

Forex Flash: US economy best of a bad bunch - BTMU

Derek Halpenny, European Head of Global Markets Research at the Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ writes that the US economy remains the best of a bad bunch at present and optimism is high, “(possibly too high?)”, as the economy starts to feel the impact from the sequester spending cuts that were triggered on 1st March.
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Mar 12, 2013

Forex Flash: What to do with EUR/USD? – UBS and Commerzbank

The single currency is treading water at the key mark of 1.3000 on Tuesday, as the markets show no signs of a more definite bias so far. The euro docket on Monday and Tuesday proved to be useless to ignite a break...
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