sexta-feira, maio 15, 2009

Há males que vêm por bem

O José Silva do Norteamos chamou-me a atenção para um dos lados da moeda:
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"The Almighty Renminbi?" de Roubini no The New York Times e "China’s Sovereign Wealth Buying Spree Expands" de Elaine Supkis.
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O outro lado moeda pode ser este "'Horrible bond auction' lifts long-term rates" e este lado também sobra para nós portugueses:
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"A SHIVER ran through world bond markets on Friday after a US Treasury auction of $US14 billion ($18 billion) in 30-year bonds on Thursday night struggled to find buyers, pushing long-term rates up by 15 basis points to 4.26 per cent.
"It was a horrible auction," Mary Ann Hurley, vice-president of fixed-income trading at D.A. Davidson & Co in Seattle told Reuters.
"It just does not bode well for interest rates. It's ugly, it's very, very ugly," she said.
The global mushrooming of government bond issuance - the IMF says the four biggest issuers are chasing $US4 trillion this year - raises the question of whether there are enough investors to go around.
The IMF has expressed concern that the volume of bond issues from the major countries will crowd out smaller issuers"

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