Der Dollar steigt, wie erklärt man jetzt einen steigenden Ölpreis?
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Zockereien der Großbanken mit Derivaten in den Hinterzimmern ist die reale Welt an den Börsen. Und die griechischen Anleihen erholen sich auch heute weiter:
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A n anemic government auction of 30-year bonds closed out a weak round of debt sales with low demand on the far end of the debt yield curve.
The $25 billion auction fetched a whopping 4.72 percent high yield on weak demand, reflected in a 2.36 bid-to-cover ratio that compares demand for each dollar auctioned. The average is about 2.50.
Direct bidding, or Treasurys bought directly through the government, was 24 percent, considered a high number and indicative of weak foreign demand when compared to the indirect bid done through dealers of 29 percent.
Treasurys immediately sold off on the news after being modestly lower earlier in the session.
The benchmark 10-year note yield jumped to 3.75 percent while the 30-year long bond yield moved to 4.69 percent, well above the 4.62 percent from late Wednesday.
Investors earlier paid little attention to lower than expected weekly jobless claims.
The number of U.S. workers filing new applications for jobless benefits fell to a seasonally adjusted 440,000 for the week ended Feb. 6, below analysts' expectations for a reading of 465,000 and down from the previous week's 483,000. The market largely shrugged the data off however.
"The decline was a little larger than the market was expecting, said Kim Rupert, managing director of global fixed income analysis at Action Economics in San Francisco, adding "it appears that you are clearing out some of that administrative spike you saw earlier in claims."
The weak sale was expected to be met with thin demand following a rather tepid reception for three-year and 10-year notes on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Investors were also keeping a wary eye on developments on the Greek fiscal situation in Europe, where a European Union source said Greek bond purchases by euro zone state-owned banks was one of the options being considered in an EU plan to support Greece.
Worries over a possible Greek debt default, and concern over potential defaults in other debt-laden European countries, bolstered U.S. Treasury debt prices late last week.
VK 5536 meinen Euro Short hatte ich bereits am Vortag verkauft.
http://www.ariva.de/Short_DAX_Short_t283343?pnr=7413613#jump7413613
http://www.ariva.de/...zu_1_3688_raus_t283343?pnr=7415238#jump7415238
Der Euro Short ist gut gelaufen, beim DAX Short ist auch ein kleiner Gewinn hängen geblieben.
Gründe:
Die Treasury Auktion ist bescheiden gelaufen, der Zins steigt, die Aktien stört es nicht.
Der Goldmarkt zeigt eine merkwürdig Stärke, als sei die Bereitschaft zur Zockerei schon wieder verstärkt im Markt.
Gestern hatte ich kurz überlegt Gold zu shorten, gut, dass ich davon Abstand genommen habe.
Bunt- und Basismetalle gehen heute ebenfalls ab wie Schmitz Katz, das bescheinigt den gleichen Trend zur Risikobereitschaft.
Ich wünsche euch einen schönen Altweiberabend.
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