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Average 7Y Auction Stops On The Screws As Foreign Demand Slides
Average 7Y Auction Stops On The Screws As Foreign Demand Slides
After a solid 2Y auction and a subpar 5Y auction earlier this week, moments ago we got the week's final Treasury issuance when the US auctioned off $44BN in 7Y paper in a perfectly average sale.
Starting at the top, the bond priced at a high yield of 4.260%, down modestly from 4.290% last month and in the middle of a range established in late-2023 after which the 7Y has traded between 3.50% and 5%. The auction also priced...
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90 Americans Among Thousands Missing After Himalayan Glacier Collapse Kills 600
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The latest figures from the catastrophic flash flood along the Nepal-Tibet border show that at least 2,000 people remain missing, including 90 Americans, while the death toll has topped 600 and continues to climb.
A before & after satellite comparison (false color) shows the scale of the glacier collapse in Nepal.
You can see not only the massive piece of glacier that broke, but the scar left behind as it slid down the valley.
More Nepal Flood maps: 👉 https://t.co/F4R6MwPzfs pic.twitter.com/6sjfGQ6SBq
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The town of Kadena in Japan’s Okinawa Prefecture, which hosts a US military base, has strongly protested a planned US deployment of a Typhon missile launcher, which can fire Tomahawk missiles that have a range of over 1,000 miles, putting mainland China in range. According to The Japan Times, the Okinawa Defense Bureau said the Typhon […]
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"All Systems Go": Goldman Sees Improvement As Boeing Turnaround Gains Momo
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Boeing shares jumped as much as 5% after the company posted a smaller-than-expected first-quarter cash burn and delivered the most aircraft since 2019 (outdelivered Airbus for the first time in years), reinforcing the view that the turnaround is beginning to lift off. The CEO's earlier comment was "all systems go," while Goldman's initial read on the quarter pointed to "improvements."
First-quarter earnings results show Boeing is gaining traction and is set to ramp up 737 production, a key step toward...
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