Samstag, 20. Juli 2013
Magyar Telecom B.V. EO-Bonds 2009(09/16) Reg.S // XS0473176658
Magyar Telecom B.V. EO-Bonds 2009(09/16) Reg.S
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Sonntag, 14. Juli 2013
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| GENERALI FINANCE B.V. LS-FLR NOTES 2006(2016/2131) | A0GTN7 | Berlin 12.07.2013 08:29 |  90,86 % -0,36% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA EO-MEDIUM-TERM NOTES 2010(15) | A1AVMY | Frankfurt 12.07.2013 10:37 | 98,63 % -1,17% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA EO-OBL. 1995(15) | 252975 | Emittent 12.07.2013 23:35 | 112,37 % -0,02% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA EO-OBL. 1998(23) | 257702 | Emittent 12.07.2013 23:52 |  80,56 % +0,44% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA EO-OBL. 1998(28) | 291391 | Emittent 13.07.2013 00:00 | 72,96 % +0,58% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA EO-OBL. 2004(14) | A0AVSZ | Frankfurt 12.07.2013 13:44 | 101,00 % +0,50% | 38.000 | |
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| GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA EO-OBL. 2006(16) | A0GWC3 | Frankfurt 12.07.2013 09:30 | 98,83 % +0,24% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT VALENCIANA EO-MEDIUM-TERM NOTES 2005(15) | A0E62M | SIX Swiss Exchange 14.05.2012 14:26 | 80,00 % +0,10% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT VALENCIANA EO-MEDIUM-TERM NOTES 2006(16) | A0G0ZS | SIX Swiss Exchange n.a. n.a. |  0,00 % +0,00% | 0 | |
| GENERALITAT VALENCIANA EO-MEDIUM-TERM NOTES 2010(20) | A1AUVN | Frankfurt 12.07.2013 10:37 | 84,75 % +0,00% |
Dienstag, 9. Juli 2013
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Samstag, 6. Juli 2013
First signs of rate-driven weakness in the housing sector
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Posted: 05 Jul 2013 03:28 PM PDT
Today Citi and some other banks quoted the 30-year conforming mortgage rate at 4.625%. Others are quoting the rate even higher (see national averages below).
Once again, it's a low rate by historical standards, making many economists think that the housing sector is unlikely to be impacted. The markets say otherwise. Over the past three months, the Philadelphia Housing Index has underperformed the S&P500 by 9%.
For the first time in a while, US homebuilders are becoming concerned. While sales expectations continue to be strong (given demographics-driven housing demand), the ISI Homebuilders Sales Survey turned down in recent weeks.
These higher rates may already be showing up in the employment numbers. In spite of the strong US employment report today, on a seasonally adjusted basis almost no new jobs have been created in residential construction in June (chart below).  SoberLook.com |
Sonntag, 30. Juni 2013
Mortgage Bond Prices Collapse By Most Since 1994 'Bond Market Massacre'
Mortgage Bond Prices Collapse By Most Since 1994 'Bond Market Massacre'
"What just occurred [in the mortgage-backed-securities (MBS) market] is indicative of just how important QE is," as government backed US mortgage bonds suffer their largest quarterly decline in almost two decades. As Bloomberg reports, the $5 trillion market lost 2% in Q2, the most since the 'bond market massacre' in 1994 (when the Fed unexpectedly raised rates) as wholesale mortgage rates spiked by the most on record in the last two months. The reason these bonds have been hardest hit - simple - fear that the Fed's buying program is moving closer to an end. "The Fed, at times during this period, was the only outlet in terms of demand for securities,"explains one head-trader, as the Fed’s current buying provided demand as other investors retreated and has grown as a percentage of forward sales by originators tied to new issuance, which is set to fall as higher rates reduce refinancing. With Fed heads talking back what Bernanke hinted at, there was a modest recovery in the last 2 days in MBS but the potential vicious cycle remains a fear especially now that “what was once deemed QE Infinity is no longer viewed that way."
Via Bloomberg,
Government-backed U.S. mortgage bonds are poised for their largest quarterly loss in almost two decades, with some of the debt extending declines today....“What just occurred is indicative of just how important QE is,” Brad Scott, Bank of America’s New York-based head trader of pass-through agency mortgage securities, said today in a telephone interview.The Fed’s current buying provided demand as other investors retreated and has grown as a percentage of forward sales by originators tied to new issuance, which is set to fall as higher rates reduce refinancing, according to Scott.“The Fed, at times during this period, was the only outlet in terms of demand for securities,” he said....The mortgage-bond losses rival the 2.3 percent declines in the first quarter of 1994 amid a slump in debt prices sparked by the Fed unexpectedly raising its target for short-term interest rates on Feb. 4 of that year, the first of seven increases totaling 3 percentage points. Fortune magazine at the time declared it a “bond market massacre.”Home-loan debt without government backing has also been damaged. Subprime-mortgage securities have lost about 2 percent this quarter, including a 4.9 percent drop this month, according to Barclays Plc index data....The plunge in mortgage-bond prices has sent borrowing costs soaring to the highest since July 2011. The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose this week to 4.46 percent from 3.93 percent, the biggest one-week increase since 1987, according to Freddie Mac surveys....The underperformance is tied partly to the way in which the lifespan of mortgage securities extends as projected refinancing declines, as well as the potential slowing of the Fed’s buying in the market.The rout has been exacerbated by sales by real-estate investment trusts and other firms that rely on borrowed money that are seeking to pare rising leverage ratios, as well as adjustments tied to changes in the expected lives of the debt, a dynamic known as convexity, according to analysts from Credit Suisse Group AG to JPMorgan Chase & Co....Now, Fidelity’s Irving said, “what was once deemed QE Infinity is no longer viewed that way.”
It seems that just as the NYFed attempts brief reverse repo open market operations to judge the market's 'tightness', this was an exercise in judging the market's ability to withstand any monetary free-money support... and it certainly sent a loud and clear message to the Fed.
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