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BOND STRATEGIST
While Greece leaving the eurozone would cause significant stress in the short term, we think the greater impact is the precedent it would set for other financially beleaguered countries.
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Money has been quickly pouring in to and out of risk assets in the bond markets recently, making for a volatile ride.
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The muni market might again be entering a new phase, writes Morningstar's Eric Jacobson.
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Bond Market Update
Lows:Treasuries ended on session lows as equity markets pushed higher for a second consecutive day. This afternoon’s strong $35 bln 2-yr note auction was met with solid demand, drawing 0.300% and a …
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The Week in Review/Week Ahead
Longer dated Treasuries saw strong gains this week as worries of a Greek exit from the euro and disappointing economic data sparked a flight into the complex. Greek leaders were unable to form a government, and indications …
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Fed Brief
Forecasts Suggest No QE, But Fed Chairman Keeps Verbal Threat on the Table
A busy day for the Fed as they provided their updated statement as well as a fresh look at projections on interest rates, GDP, inflation and …
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