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Monday, December 13, 2010

Danish Mortgage Debt investors Flame Top-Rated

Registration of foreign demand 97 billion U.S. dollars of Denmark, the mortgage-bond auction helped the yields of all the minimum times as investors looking for an escape from the debt-ridden periphery of Europe took refuge in the values Danish top-rated. 490 billion U.S. dollars of Denmark mortgage bond market, the third largest after the U.S. and Germany, proved resilient during the financial crisis. Prices rose 6.6 percent in 2008, 7.1 percent in 2009 and 4.6 percent this year, Danske Bank Mortgage Bond Market Index shows. The December auction adjustable rate notes is to attract demand and sovereign debt of a number of members of the euro...

Silvio Berlusconi fighting for his political life enters

Silvio Berlusconi fighting for his political life enters its final phase today with Italian Prime Minister using the European debt crisis as a shield. "We could become targets of international speculators, such as Greece, Ireland and Portugal, a tragic risk with disastrous consequences," Berlusconi told supporters in Naples on 5 December. "The rating agencies have confirmed our assessment above, but have said the condition of political stability." Rome lawmakers began debating a censure motion and the vote today, scheduled for tomorrow, will determine whether Italy's richest man may sustain his government, whose term has two years left. The...

An advance over a level of 1228 in 500 of Standard & Poor's adds

An advance over a level of 1228 in 500 of Standard & Poor's adds to the bullish signals for the indicator of U.S. stocks that may indicate higher profits, according to BGC Partners. The S & P 500 closed above that level on December 8 and joined on 10 December 1240.4, the highest since the week that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in September 2008. The move suggests that the trading range between April and November is over and investors should maintain bullish positions, said Jamie Coutts, a technical analyst based in Singapore at the Border Governors Conference. On 7 December, the S & P 500 reversed 61.8 percent of his fall from October 2007 to March 2009, exceeding the level of Fibonacci to the demonstrations in April and November had stalled, according...

Australia, New Zealand Currencies Advance After China held constant prices

The dollars of Australia and New Zealand gathered in front of most of its major counterparts as equities and commodities gained after China refrained from raising interest rates. The currency rose after the motion rates predicted by companies such as AF and UBS Securities Asia Ltd. Mizuho not even be that China's inflation accelerated at its fastest pace in 28 months. China is Australia's largest trading partner and second largest in New Zealand in the export market and investors speculated an increase in interest rates damp exports to the nation. "It has become a risk-in the day, and despite the numbers of China and the expectations of policy...

German stocks rose for a second day after ....

German stocks rose for a second day after China abstained from raising interest rates when inflation rose and European leaders prepared to discuss a permanent mechanism to help the most indebted countries. Automakers Volkswagen AG and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG rose 2.5 percent and 1.1 percent respectively. ThyssenKrupp AG, Europe's largest steelmaker, rose 2.9 percent and K + S AG, the region's largest supplier of potash, rose 1.7 percent. The DAX index advanced 0.3 percent to 7026.08 at 3:45 pm in Frankfurt, heading for its highest closing level since May 2008. The index has risen 18 percent in 2010, increased corporate profits, the Federal Reserve announced a bonus program of 600 billion U.S. dollars to purchase to help the U.S. economic recovery and rescued the European Union, Greece...

European shares rose for a sixth straight day

European shares rose for a sixth straight day, reaching a maximum of two years after China refrained from raising interest rates when inflation increased. Kazakhmys Plc pace gains in mining shares after copper rose to a record in London. Wellstream Plc jumped 5.4 percent after General Electric Co. agreed to buy the provider of oilfield services, some 800 million pounds ($ 1.3 billion). John Wood Group Plc rose 6.3 percent after agreeing to purchase PSN Ltd. The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.3 percent to 277.14 at 3:11 pm in London, extending the longest winning streak since July. The indicator rose 1.9 percent last week to the highest level since September 2008 as U.S. consumer confidence advanced to a concern than six months and reduced the debt crisis of Europe sovereign derail...

EU leaders set to focus on debt crisis as a means of attacking with Banks ECB

Union leaders this week to discuss the creation of a permanent mechanism to underpin the most indebted countries in the European Central Bank is developing plans to help the weakest lenders in the region. At a summit in Brussels on December 16 and 17, the group will face skepticism from investors about their willingness to stop a sovereign debt crisis led to bailouts for Greece and Ireland, and threatens to spread. 10-year bonds fell for a sixth of Spain today as the government prepares to sell debt this week. "I do not think there's anything you can get to resolve things immediately," said David Owen, chief European economist at Jefferies International Ltd. in London. "The problems will continue. The markets are very focused in the first weeks of next year when not only the sovereign, but...

Treasury bonds fell before tomorrow's meeting of Federal Reserve

Treasury bonds fell before tomorrow's meeting of Federal Reserve, pushing yields to 10 years to a maximum of six months on speculation Congress will support growth by passing the agreement of President Barack Obama to extend the tax cuts. The extra yield investors demand to hold a 10-year debt in two years was the highest since April, as the Senate prepared to hold a procedural vote on a package of $ 858,000,000,000 tax cut that Obama and Republicans announced last week. ten-year notes also fell after falling last week by the most since August 2009, China refrained from increasing borrowing costs "There is a greater likelihood that the tax bill will by the Senate and the House," said Ian Lyngen, government bond strategist at CRT Capital Group LLC in Stamford, Connecticut. "The Fed can go...

Florida governor declares emergency for cold crops

The orange juice futures rose to the highest level in more than three years after Florida, the largest U.S. producer fruit, declared a state of emergency due to the threat of severe cold and crop damage. orange crop in Florida is at risk of "light" damage caused by freezing temperatures tonight, said Jason Nicholls, senior meteorologist at AccuWeather Inc. The state also grows sugarcane and strawberries. Orange juice for January delivery rose the exchange limit of 10 cents, or 6.2 percent, to $ 1.706 a pound on ICE Futures 8:29 am U.S. New York, the highest price for a most-active contract since May 2007. Raw materials has risen 32 percent this year on concern that dry and cold weather damaged crops in Florida. "The coldest night is actually tonight," said Nichols. "There could be light...

Goldman Sachs predicts improved commodity returns for 2011 in Precious Metals

Precious metals, investors will probably give the best performers among commodities in the coming year, and won the worst, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said. Precious metals are advancing 28 percent over 12 months and 4 percent won, the London-based Jeffrey Currie, Nathan Allison and other Goldman analysts in a report released today. The team increased its forecast for 12 months for the S & P GSCI Total Return Index Increased by 18 percent from 16 percent, mainly due to changes in agricultural estimates. "Extreme weakness in U.S. demand in the last two years has enabled China to grow unrestricted without any competition for raw materials,"...

Climate decades were treated as "dysfunctional" U.S. Cap Delays

Delegates at the climate negotiations the United Nations stayed two nights in a row last week to agree on a proposal to curb global warming. negotiations next year may be even more difficult. The plan approved on December 11 channel creates a climate fund as much as $ 100 billion a year in aid to developing nations in 2020, protects the forest and describes methods to verify the reduction of fossil fuel emissions. No new targets to reduce greenhouse gases were established, and the debate on the future of the Kyoto Protocol which limits emissions of developed countries until 2012, was postponed until the next meeting in Durban, South Africa in December 2011. With President Barack Obama are fighting to save his energy agenda and the richest and poorest in the conflict to extend the Kyoto emission...

Uranium Spot market trading volume rises to record on rising demand from Asia

The volume of uranium sold in the spot market, used by companies to have material delivered within a year and investors to speculate on the price of fuel reached a record this year in Asian demand. Some 41.6 million pounds of uranium oxide concentrate sold in the market for the week ending December 10, 1990 breaking a previous record of 40.6 million pounds, a Denver-based TradeTech service prices LLC said in a report of 10 December. The spot price rose 25 cents to 60.50 dollars and the new demand has emerged from a utility outside the United States, TradeTech said. The uranium, processed into fuel for nuclear power plants, recovered to the highest in more than two years as a public service Asia safe material for the next decade, China has accumulated reserves, according to Macquarie Bank...

Canadian dollar rose for a fourth day

Canadian dollar rose for a fourth day as an increase in stocks and commodities such as crude oil gold and copper reduced the demand for U.S. currency, so the funds relating to economic growth more attractive. The Canadian dollar extended this month increased to 2 percent against the U.S. dollar has fallen against all of its partners, except the yen. The dollars of Australia and New Zealand topped the Canadian dollar today after China refrained from increasing borrowing costs. "China does not raise rates this weekend, people could breathe a little sigh of relief and put a bit of risk again," wrote Brian Kim, currency strategist at UBS in Stamford,...

Covered commodities as the demand for bonds at BNP sees $ 40 billion sales

The bonds sold by Canadian banks in U.S. dollars fetching a premium over those of other countries, as investors see the values as a relative haven of sovereign debt crisis turbulent Europe. The bonds pay 49 basis points on average in reference points from 09 December, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch data. That compares with 153 per U.S. dollar European covered bond issue, 189 British and 179 for Korean. Canada has the lowest ratio of net debt to gross domestic product among the Group of Seven countries, drawing investors seeking safety, a rescue Irish taps 112 billion U.S. dollars in European and German Chancellor Angela Merkel is pushing for the holders bonds to be taken to help pay for the restructuring losses. Covered bonds, a market of $ 2.7 billion, are typically backed by...

Keith Hembre dumped bonds and buy stocks

Keith Hembre dumped bonds and buy stocks when the Fed announced its plan of 03 November to buy 600 billion U.S. dollars of Treasury bonds. The reason: to benefit from market gains expected in the days of Federal Reserve purchases. The chief economist and investment strategist at FAF Advisors Inc. may be on to something. Most of the demonstration on 47 percent of shares during the past two years occurred in the days when the Fed pumped money into the markets by buying bonds. From the round of $ 1,700,000,000,000 first quantitative easing began on December 5, 2008, 500 of Standard & Poor's stock has risen a combined total of 267 points over...

China regulator said consider Yuan options trading by banks

China may allow options trading yuan to help banks and companies protect their profits from fluctuations in currency exchange rates, according to four people briefed on the plan. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the country's currency regulator, has asked the opinions of some banks in the area, according to the people, who declined to be identified because the plan has not been announced. Trade can begin in two months, two people said. Options give the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell currency at a specified price on a specific date. Policy makers who seek to curb the fastest inflation in two years, may allow the yuan to rise 6.2 percent in late 2011. Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, John Kerry, said last week that Congress is "impatient" with...

Emerging market stocks rose

Emerging market stocks rose, with the benchmark index rising more Chinese in eight weeks, after the central bank refrained from raising interest rates and reports said economic growth is accelerating. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index rose 0.4 percent to 1,119.02 by 10:28 am in London, ready for the biggest gain in a week. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 2.9 percent, the most since Oct. 15. the Turkish bond yields fell to a record after central bank deputy governor said lower interest rates may be needed to reduce the current account deficit. China on December 10 ordered banks to set the largest reserves on one side and did not announce an...

Italian Stocks Gain

Italy MIB benchmark FTSE index rose 162.73, or 0.8 percent, to 20,650.07 at 12:00 am in Milan. The following actions are among the most active in the Italian market today. Banco Popolare SC (BP IM) rose 1.1 percent to 3.56 euros, ending a two-day decline. Shareholders approved a plan by the Italian lender to increase up to 2 million euros (2.7 billion) in a rights offering to pay for government-backed bonds and boost capital. Bulgari SpA (BUL IM), jeweler to the world's third largest, rose 1.7 percent to € 8.09 after rising 4 percent on 10 December. "Bulgari, and the luxury goods industry as a whole, is attracting investors due to its exposure...

UK stocks rose for the third consecutive day

UK stocks rose for the third consecutive day that China refrained from raising interest rates and merger and acquisition activity boosted Wellstream Holdings Plc and Yule Catto & Co. Antofagasta Plc and Xstrata Plc led shares higher resource base. Wellstream met the 5 percent and General Electric Co. agreed to buy the company for 800 million pounds ($ 1.3 billion). Yule Catto led gains in the FTSE 250 as the UK supplier of polymers agreed to buy a manufacturer of latex TowerBrook Capital Partners for € 443 million ($ 585 million). The benchmark FTSE 100 rose 41.34, or 0.7 percent, to 5,854.29 as of 10:46 am in London. The index has risen by 8.2 percent so far this year, corporate profits and improving the Federal Reserve announced a program of 600 billion U.S. dollars in gift...

rising Asian stocks

Asian stocks rose as raw material producers gained after China refrained from raising interest rates to cool inflation, while Australia's biggest banks advanced on speculation that will benefit from increased competition. CNOOC Ltd., the largest oil producer offshore China, rose 1.4 percent in Hong Kong, while crude oil futures rose. Rio Tinto Group, the world's third largest miner, rose 0.5 percent after copper futures rose to a record. Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the nation's No. 1 lender by market value, rose 1.2 percent after Treasury Wayne Swan proposals to strengthen credit unions to encourage competition in banking. Samsung Electronics Co., the world's No. 1 manufacturer of televisions and flat panel displays, rose 1.2 percent in Seoul after U.S. the growing confidence of consumers. The...

Most OPEC cheating since 2004 as $ 100 oil supply Heralds More

OPEC is in violation of their production limits in six years, which indicates major suppliers in the world is ready to pump more oil next year as manifestations of oil towards $ 100 a barrel. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries excluding Iraq pumped 26.78 million barrels a day this year, exceeding the quota by an average of 1,934 million per day, the highest since 2004. Crude oil rose 11 percent in 2010 as demand recovered, trading at around $ 90 for the first time in two years. Options to purchase at $ 100 this December is near a maximum of five months. Any violation allows OPEC quotas, which provides about 40 percent of world...

U.S. Stock index futures fluctuated after a second weekly gain

U.S. Stock index futures fluctuated after a second weekly gain for the index from Standard & Poor's 500 lifted the benchmark for the highest level since the week of the bankrupt Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. 's in 2008. Apple Inc., maker of the iPhone, rose in Europe after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said shares may rise 34 percent, while Dell Inc. and Hewlett-Packard fell, while the bank advised investors to reduce reserves in the stocks. General Electric Co. fell less than 1 percent after it agreed to buy Britain Wellstream Holdings Plc for 800 million pounds ($ 1.3 billion). March contracts on the S & P 500 fell below 0.1 percent to 1235.8 from 10:08 am in London. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose less than 0.1 percent, to 11,348, while the Nasdaq-100 Index futures were also...

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