Asian indexes print a very constructive session. The NIKK
gains +1.9% as the dollar/yen pair rises to 117.80. Exporters trade higher on
the weaker yen. Traders ignore the weaker than expected Japan core machinery
orders. The SSEC explodes +3.5% higher but volume is lackluster. China
announces infrastructure plans so train companies China CNR and CSR gap limit
up +10%. Energy and oil companies trade higher. The HIS gains +1%.
India’s Nifty jumps +2.6%
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US Treasuries are the big story today with the 10-year and
30-year yields collapsing fueling the deflationary fire. The yields are; 2-year
0.41%, 5-year 1.17%, 10-year 1.73%, 30-year 2.38%. The TNX (10-year yield) is
at lows not seen since May 2013. The TYX (30-year) is at 2.38% a record low.
After the bell, Intel reports 74 cents versus 66 cents EPS
expected a handy beat with the top line sales only in line at $14.72 billion
versus $14.71 billion expected. INTC drops -2.2% in AH’s trading. The CME
raises margin requirements on Swiss Franc futures.
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