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Libor and Official Interest rates are at their narrowest

by Nicole Elliott (Mizuho Corporate Bank) | Fri, Jul 3 2009, 14:33 GMT

Overview Interbank and Treasury yields are mostly lower again as we ponder what comes next. Spreads between Libor and Official Interest rates are at their narrowest since the crisis erupted on our radars, pushing some money market futures contracts to new record highs (Eurodollar 99.4625 and Euribor 99.050). This dragged two-year benchmark yields down, German ones dropped 60 basis points to 1.215% over the last four weeks, US ones –50 bp to 0.9775%, and Japanese to 0.250% their lowest since

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Balkan politics - uncertainty on the rise

by Lars Christensen (Danske Bank A/S) | Fri, Jul 3 2009, 13:25 GMT

This week the Croat Prime Minister Ivo Sanader announced that he is retiring from politics. This adds to the political uncertainty in Croatia and increases doubts about the implementation of fiscal authority measures. Political uncertainty is also on the rise on Bulgaria, where parliamentarian elections will be held on Sunday. Sanader’s resignation was a complete surprise and raises a lot of questions - especially regarding Croatia’s aspirations to join the EU and the prospect of fiscal


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by James Moore - The Bullion Desk

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