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UK PRESS: Pimco, the world's biggest bond investor, has turned bullish about Britain, reversing its position in January, when it warned that government gilts were resting "on a bed of nitroglycerin", the Guardian reports. The California-based asset manager is more optimistic about...

Been in this 120.48 to 121.48 range since June 21st now - goin nowhere. Besides BOE going for temporary inflation in their forecast, need a few more months to worry the market. If we break the above range we should get going one way or the other.

Euro straight back above where it was trading on that announcement. Good Greek auction good MRO allocation and good BMW noises

http://www.trade2win.com/traderpedia/Trading_Arcade_Index

I bet it's fun if you're on the profit share, how many yachts does a man need? :D

Ouch. guess robots don't need medical insurance either

http://www.rsj.cz/en/ just a little vol done on hft on the bond markets such as those on liffe....

Certainly feels like a big drop in bund vol since they banned naked short selling in the cash bonds few weeks back. Hollow order book. Then again the last 3 summers have been abnormally active and we might just be reverting to the norm.

The dollar is no longer attractive with bond yields being driven down so low in the US (another Sep10 contract high in Tnote prices yesterday). The expected recovery is failing to materialise so the other majors looked undervalued. The dollar is no longer the safe haven on the stocks drop...

<b>Eurex monthly trading volume rose by 25 percent y-o-y </B> At the international derivatives markets of Eurex, an average daily volume of 10.9 million contracts was traded in June (June 2009: 10.7 million). Thereof, 8.3 million contracts (June 2009: 6.7 million) were traded at Eurex...

Koc Holding (Turkish conglomerate 69k employees) was upgraded my Merril to neutral this morning. Broker "Hello Mr Johnson" Investor: "Morning, I'm interested in Koc Holding" B: "Sorry?" I: "I want some Koc action, can you you find me some Koc cheap?" B: "Ahh right yes, let me just...

http://www.cftfinancials.com/ try them

Bolivia has half the world's supply of lithium sat in its salt lakes. “The only thing that matters is competitive cost,” says Jon Hykawy, lithium analyst at Byron Capital Markets. “The world is frankly swimming in lithium. Inexpensive lithium is harder to come by.” Getting it out of...

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"less profitable to be on the dole than go to work" was what I wrote. So your arguments could be interpreted as agreeing with that statement anyway. You'll learn to construct a better argument at university. I guess this isn't the place for politics, there will never be agreement, but I will say...

The benefits system is screwed up by under the labour party, roll on the next lot who have already said they will make it less profitable to be on the dole than go to work. And I mean who proudly says, "I sit at home wanking and collect the dole" man you must be a real hit with the ladies :D

Ahh Ye Olde! We all know a spread is just two questionable outrights :p

Not in this morning, so is it or isn't it?

http://www.the-tca.com/remote-team.php you could try them, they have a US branch, no idea what the deal is.

Fed announcing buying $300 billion of long term gov bonds at that point is not really a random spike. Even tnotes went 121 to 126 making that fx chart look like a small move.