SSA Daily Chartbook – July 12, 2011 [GDocs]
CS Global Investment Returns Yearbook [The Analyst]
UPDATED Bond Auction Calendar, Today’s Auction Results, Historical Stats [GDocs]
Revisiting Zipcar – and analysts that rate them [georgetownjack]
SSA Daily Chartbook – July 12, 2011 [GDocs]
CS Global Investment Returns Yearbook [The Analyst]
UPDATED Bond Auction Calendar, Today’s Auction Results, Historical Stats [GDocs]
Revisiting Zipcar – and analysts that rate them [georgetownjack]
Fairly quiet day, next week to round out February’s issuance, early in the week we have a couple of bill auctions. You can view the Auction Calendar/Historical Auction Stats document here.
Today was a mixed bag in terms of spreads, even given the price volatility that we’ve seen especially the last week with the Middle East situation. Today’s 7Y auction comments are here, however that took a back seat to late day rumors that a certain individual had been shot in Libya.
Here’s the 3PM snapshot of the US bond market:
Symbol | LAST | PREV | Change |
US2Y | 0.74 | 0.707 | 0.033 |
US5Y | 2.17 | 2.141 | 0.029 |
US7Y | 2.87 | 2.840 | 0.030 |
US10Y | 3.48 | 3.468 | 0.012 |
US30Y | 4.59 | 4.609 | -0.019 |
Spreads | |||
US25 | 143 | 143.400 | -0.400 |
US210 | 274 | 276.100 | -2.100 |
US230 | 385 | 390.200 | -5.200 |
US510 | 131 | 132.700 | -1.700 |
US530 | 242 | 246.800 | -4.800 |
US1030 | 111 | 114.100 | -3.100 |
US27 | 213 | 213.300 | -0.300 |
US57 | 70 | 69.900 | 0.100 |
US710 | 61 | 62.800 | -1.800 |
US730 | 172 | 176.900 | -4.900 |
Butterflies | |||
US2530 | -99 | -103.400 | 4.400 |
US21030 | 163 | 162.000 | 1.000 |
US257 | 73 | 73.500 | -0.500 |
US2710 | 152 | 150.500 | 1.500 |
US2730 | 41 | 36.400 | 4.600 |
US5710 | 9 | 7.100 | 1.900 |
US5730 | -102 | -107.000 | 5.000 |
Tomorrow we have the 7Y auction on deck, you can see the previous stats here.
The unexpected jump in weekly unemployment claims this morning came as a bit of a surprise to me, I didn’t expect a +13k jump. For those who have been following me as I’ve opined on Stone Street, i’ve been bearish throughout most of the year. Continue reading
Today was yet another quiet day in US Treasuries, with buyers coming back for more action in all tenors except for the midcurve (5/7). Even volatile swap spreads have calmed down over the past day or so as people digest the Fed’s latest move and look to the future.
It was off to the races again today, trying to see who can front-run the Fed apparently as the long end of the curve saw a lot of fireworks.