Euro will fly. Dollar will crater.
The positional strength in Bunds was just too strong to contain, the rest is obvious. Now play the topside, retraces into buyers jurisdictions at -0.35 and -0.50 will attract a lot of selling interest in bunds (hence pushing yields up) and triggering the capitulation. We are still set for an emphasis of consolidation across Global Equities, this is still all...
German 10-year yield is tracing wave C up that should complete intermediate wave 2. The most probable targets are -0.05 and 0.15. If yield crosses below -0.60 this analysis should be reviewed. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.
German yields seem to be tracing intermediate wave 3 down of primary wave 5. Yields should decrease below -0.91. If the level at -0.14 is touched, this scenario should be void as primary wave 5 down may have already been completed. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.
I will try to keep this one relatively short, a very important update to the German 10-year benchmark yield. This is one to track as it is coming after a fresh attempt of a breakdown in EURUSD for the NY open. Here we can see important macro forces in play with extreme risk on the radar via Coronavirus with large sharks being forced to reposition and rebalance...
The rectangle continue to offer a strong resitance, The non weekly close above the rectangle will push back the curs to the -0.30% the first step then continue to the previous low....!!!!
On the other side of the Atlantic, a timely update to Bund yields with interest rate traders starting to position for 2020. The better prints from Germany are in the spotlight and this increase in interest is accentuated by the next fortnight of data deprivation. Here I am looking for DE10Y to re-test -0.234 next week. EUR$ remains in play to the topside with all...
But before we need to break the rectangle blue for an impulsion throught -0.2% then we can possible see a positive bund.
From bottom (most expensive) to top 10Y government bond yields. Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece. The pairing that stands out is Italy and Greece.
The German 10/5 curve feels like it will continue to flatten. Looking visually at the chart there is a break in co-dependence between the 10/5 curve and German 10Y. I haven't looked at any auto-correlation dependency but there is some degree of serial correlation. A possible strategy would be a curve flattener with a slightly +ve DV01. Note above is purely an...
Looking at core EGB 10Y yields they look boring. Even though historically they have been low beta and relatively stable in the past, spreads have blow up (e.g. 2011/2012). What seems interesting is that given the slow down in EU economy and the pace of incoming QE spreads feel cheap. As always using Germany as the index I seeing resistance around -25 (bp) however...
10Y yields seems to be range bound. Perhaps -50 to -60. Feels like that will be the range until we see more numbers. But certainly feels like there is more to go. An EU slow down is priced in to some extent but there are still geo-political head winds to face going into the Q4. The 5/10 seems a little more trend driven and certainly there is potential for more...
Interesting to see how bunds have sold off last week. Clearly a little reversion but has much has changed? Are the attempts to stimulate global economic growth going to work? It still feels like at these levels its a buy. Selling off above -60 should be interesting.
German 5/10Y curve at 22bp. Wondering if it should be flatter since US@12
Well Germany 10Y@-70bp was faster than I thought. I guess the saying of "Never sell Bunds is true". I am sure there is a retraction. I think that would just be an signal to buy more.