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Global Yield Curves

by Ashraf Laidi
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Note: For more information about Yield Curves, refer to Deconstructing Yield Curves



 
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London, UK

January 28, 2010 20:05 ET
Pipped off, take it easy on the language here. i do not encourage slandering and accusations on public figures. you can voice your opinions on the market and your idea of the sterling cartel but it can be done without calling people scamsters.

bojan, i was initiallythinking a revaluation could happen this year but w/ their monetary policy tightening being stepped out, a revaluation might be too much for them. keep an eye on the US side of the story and whether obama starts off a currency war.

Ashraf
Arizona, US

January 28, 2010 20:02 ET
Member since Aug 2009
I like to hear all different views about currencies, but above all I like to hear Ashraf opinion.

here is what George Sorros thinks;

is it in the best interest of the chinese to let the yuan to float?

yes, that would be appropriate for the chinese to do now but for domestic and international reasons.

will they?

it remains to be seen. they do not like to be told. i am only observing, not advising. they do not like to be pushed.

b.
mulhouse, France

January 27, 2010 19:41 ET
Member since Aug 2009
bojan

at my opinion the timing will depend how yield in US tresury will behave. With the liquidity in the pipeline absorb by china and japan one has to understand that chinese monetary policy and the fixing of its currency to the dollar is totally dependant of the tenure in US treasury. its a well kept secret on both side of the pacific.
Scrutinize the US productivity level for the next weeks months that might be helpful to time the decision if decison there will be.
Canada

January 27, 2010 19:26 ET
Jim O'Neill of Goldman is the biggest front-running, Pump 'N Dump scamster around. He is head of the Cable Cartel. Someone get Jack Bauer to take care of this guy. He is a menace to society (and all FX traders)!
Arizona, US

January 27, 2010 19:22 ET
Member since Aug 2009
Ashraf,

Lately there is more and more talk about Chinese Yuan, and it's "unavoidable" appriciation on the market. I started thinking about it after I heard this;

Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) -- China will probably let its currency appreciate by at least 5 percent in a one-time move and raise interest rates to cool the economy and curb inflationary pressures, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Economist Jim ONeill said. --it will definitely happen, and it can happen any day !

It would be good to hear your thoughts on this, and what would be the best way to play it (ETF's)

Thank You

b.

Lisbon, Portugal

January 17, 2010 14:26 ET
Member since Apr 2009
No problem at all Ashraf, when you can. I can't beleive you take care of this all on your own.

rgrds

Adam
London, UK

January 17, 2010 13:21 ET
adam, ill update the yield curvs and yield spread as soon as i can. lots of work for one site by one person.

Ashraf

Lisbon, Portugal

January 17, 2010 12:24 ET
Member since Apr 2009
Hello Ashraf,

Will you be updating these anytime soon?

Thanks & best regards,

Adam
London, UK

January 24, 2009 19:13 ET
Gogy, read the explanation about yield curves and how their steepness explains the market's view of interest rates. Chapter 6 of my book has over 10 pages of charts and practical examples on "Rationale of Inverted Yield Curve Implications", and "Effectiveness of Yield Curve Signals Implications".
Koper, Slovenia

January 24, 2009 16:09 ET
How do you help yourself with bond rates spreads. If I understand bonds correctly with the yield/price they measure the risk of default and economic strength of the country. Regards

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