European Bonds:

[demeanor]

Bonds in Europe rose after investors thought that last week's fall in bonds was not fair after European Central Bank warned of a bumpy road ahead. Luca Jellinek, a senior rates strategist in London at ANZ Banking Group Ltd., said: "Even though we’re getting strong exports in parts of Europe, there are still a lot of issues. The sell-off in the bund last week because the ECB said it’s not going to keep doing unlimited 12-month loans forever is not justified.”


The yield on the bund fell five basis points to 3.31%.

 

[SSINGH]

Bonds in Europe rose after investors thought that last week's fall in bonds was not fair after European Central Bank warned of a bumpy road ahead. Luca Jellinek, a senior rates strategist in London at ANZ Banking Group Ltd., said: "Even though we’re getting strong exports in parts of Europe, there are still a lot of issues. The sell-off in the bund last week because the ECB said it’s not going to keep doing unlimited 12-month loans forever is not justified.”


The yield on the bund fell five basis points to 3.31%.

okay matey...we get it....put it all in 1 thread.....

theres already too much crap floating around as it is.....

 

[gooseman]

"last weeks falls in the bonds was not fair"

this forum is getting worse and worse. can you not ban mugs like this? same sh1te every day. always outdated stuff too.