Euribor – December 2010 |
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Comment: The German Treasury curve has flattened again and has a lot further to go, though US Treasuries are expected to continue to outperform these, while peripheral European Treasuries remain under severe attack, potential rating downgrades meaning some are prevented from buying these at all or forced to liquidate current holdings. Plunging open interest on June10 expiry suggests banks are shrinking their loan books. Money market rates are creeping higher, three-month Libor offered at 0.67% Read More...
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