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17 Jan 2013

Spanish borrowing costs fall at auction

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Spanish Tesoro Público held a debt auction on Thursday during which it sold a total of 4.505 billion euro worth of bonds, at the top of the targeted 3.5-4.5 billion euro range.

Bonds maturing in 2041 were auctioned at an average yield of 5.696%, compared with 5.893% seen at the previous auction in December. Bonds maturing in 2018 were sold at an average yield of 3.77%, vs 3.988% seen on January 10, while the 2014 Bono yielded 2.713% vs 3.358% seen in December.
Jan 17, 2013

Forex: EUR/USD keeps the tops around 1.3350/55

The bloc currency remains trading in the upper end of today’s range, flirting with the mid 1.3300s as risk appetite is now leading the way in the FX markets...
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Jan 17, 2013

Forex: EUR/JPY rallies through 119.00 after Spain and Van Rompuy

The EUR/JPY eased during the Asian session to find support just above the 117.00 mark, being able to retrace those losses afterwords. Euro strength has allowed a rally above the 118.00 and now, with the release of EMU construction output and the Spanish bond auction, the cross breached through the 119.mark.
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