DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
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Kimkolwiek
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
Ja zem se normalnie weszedl na ske na edku buaha buaha buahahaha ha haha
Ostatnio zmieniony 07 maja 2013, 08:36 przez Kimkolwiek, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.
Moja droga do wielkiego chajcu: http://www.forexfactory.com/kimkolwiek#27
Cos dla relaksu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACVUPrlDeTI
Nie sprzedaje sygnalow, nie robie szkolen.
WARNING:
DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
Cos dla relaksu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACVUPrlDeTI
Nie sprzedaje sygnalow, nie robie szkolen.
WARNING:
DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
roberttheus pisze:ale porazka audi obniżyli stopy
przeciez mowilo sie o obnizce ze Chiny spowalniaja plus GOLDMAN zasadzil sie w S
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 8:40 --
BETA - Propareos levels (areas where probabilities of price action reversal or saturation reach 90%; valid till 09:00 GMT):
EURUSD: 1.3155-1.3170 on the upside, 1.3015-1.3030 on the downside.
AUDUSD: 1.0310-1.0325 on the upside, 1.0110-1.0125 on the downside.
USDJPY: 99.75-99.90 on the upside, 98.40-98.55 on the downside.
GBPUSD: 1.5600-1.5615 on the upside, 1.5470-1.5485 on the downside.
USDCAD: 1.0110-1.0125 on the upside, 1.0015-1.0030 on the downside.
NZDUSD: 0.8550-0.8565 on the upside, 0.8460-0.8475 on the downside.
EURJPY: 130.70-130.85 on the upside, 129.00-129.15 on the downside.
EURGBP: 0.8460 -0.8475 on the upside, 0.8325-0.8340 on the downside.
USDCHF: 0.9430-0.9445 on the upside, 0.9290-0.9305 on the downside.
AUDJPY: 102.30-102.45 on the upside, 99.70-99.85 on the downside.
EURAUD: 1.2895-1.2910 on the upside, 1.2710-1.27245 on the downside.
Warning! Propareos levels do not take into account fundamental developments. Their validity is reduced on days when the NFP is released and when Central Banks change their interest rate.
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niemiaszek
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
Hello
GREECE: An editorial in eKathimerini says Greece may need to look to the markets
for additional funding to meet the likely larger than expected bank recap costs,
noting ant recall to a bank deposit bail-in to meet costs would likely lead to
the fall of the coalition.
UK PRESS: Lord Lawson, Chancellor under Margaret Thatcher, says he now feels it
is time for the UK to leave the EU, saying benefits will "substantially outweigh
the costs."
UK PRESS: Estate agents Knight Frank says foreign buyers are behind more than
half of the property purchases in London valued at over stg 2 million, the
Guardian, reports.
UK PRESS: The Square Mile has started hiring again, as the shock of the Cypriot
bailout recedes, the Independent says. According to recruitment consultants
Astbury Marsden, firms in the City hired a net 2,600 people in April, up 19% on
month, to the highest monthly total since October 2012.
KOREA: North Korea has taken two missiles off launch-ready status and moved them
from their position on the country's east coast, wire reports say citing unnamed
US officials. The move comes after weeks of concern that Pyongyang had been
poised for a test-launch.
KOREA: North Korea appears to have lifted its highest combat alert issued in
March and completely withdrawn two mid-range missiles from its east coast,
Yonhap News reports citing a senior South Korean government source.
EURO SUMMARY: Euro-dollar closed in NY Monday at $1.3077 after recovering off a
corrective pullback low of $1.3054, prompted by reported comments from ECB
Draghi that 'we will be looking at all the data that arrives from the Eurozone
in the coming weeks and if necessary, we are ready to act again'. The rate had
seen a high earlier in the day of $1.3141. A slow start in Asia, with main focus
on the RBA rate decision (cut 25bps into Europe), saw rate eases off to $1.3068
before recovering through the balance of the overnight session to a high of
$1.3090, trading around $1.3083 into Europe. Offers seen placed between
$1.3090/1.3100 with stops noted above, but if triggered expected to meet further
sell interest above the figure. Support seen into $1.3050 (weak talk of Asian
sovereign demand), with stronger interest seen into the 55-dma (rate has bounced
away from this level on 2 tests, post ECB rate cut and post NFP) which today
comes in at $1.3021. Corporate demand is linked to bids between $1.3020/00, with
stronger interest seen at $1.2980/70. French trade and IP data due up early
Europe, followed by German factory orders at 1000GMT. A light US calendar seen
into the afternoon.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3200 Medium offers
$1.3180 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.3159 Friday May3 high (post NFP)/$1.3158 100-dma
$1.3130-50 Strong offers
$1.3100 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.3095 Int.Day high Asia
$1.3078 ***Current mkt rate 0635GMT Tuesday
$1.3068 Int.Day low Asia
$1.3050 Strong demand/Asian sovereign demand suggested
$1.3037-33 Area of recent lows post ECB and NFP
$1.3021 Tech 55-dma
$1.3020/00 Strong demand/Corporate interest noted
$1.2997 Tech 40-dma (CTA's watch this line on a close basis)
$1.2994 Tech 50% $1.2745-1.3243
$1.2980/70 Strong demand/Corporate interest $1.2980-75/$1.2980 200-dma
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed in NY Monday at $1.5540 after recovering off a
session low of $1.5521. The rate had seen highs earlier in the day at $1.5599
before reversing, with the move to the lows seen as rate tracked euro-dollar's
reaction to ECB Draghi's dovish comments. Rate continued its recovery to $1.5553
in early Asian trade before rate settled between $1.5540/50 through the balance
of the session. This tight trading in cable left euro-sterling to track
euro-dollar, the rate having closed in NY at stg0.8414, off a pullback low of
stg0.8400, touching a low in Asia at stg0.8409 before edging up to stg0.8420
into Europe. The London market returns Tuesday after a long Spring bank holiday
weekend. A very light domestic calendar will have market looking for outside
events to determine direction. Cable support seen at $1.5535 ahead of stronger
interest into $1.5520. Resistance seen into $1.5560 ahead of $1.5580. A break
here to expose the stronger resistance area between $1.5595/1.5610.
YEN SUMMARY: Return of the Tokyo market saw a quick spike higher in the Nikkei,
seen catching up on opther global equity markets, but dollar-yen was seen
squeezing lower. The rate had closed the NY session monday at Y99.34, edged to
Y99.44 in pre Tokyo trade before getting pressed to lows of Y98.83. Importer
demand emerged into the Tokyo fix to correct rate back to Y99.04, with Japan Aso
comments that BOJ easing under Kuroda has been drastic, though admitting that
BOJ easing will take som,e months to take effect, knocking it back to Y98.90.
Continued dip demand allowed rate to recover through the Asian afternoon,
trading to Y99.21. A brief spike down to Y99.05 was blamed on a fat finger
trade, with buyers quickly emerging to settle the rate around Y99.10 into
Europe. Euro-yen tracked dollar-yen moves, the rate initially dropping back to
session lows of Y129.24, from its early Asia high of Y129.99, before recovering
through the balance of the overnight session to Y129.82 into Europe. Japanese
exporter offers seen in place into Y99.50. Importers buy interest expected to
emerge into dips.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are higher Tuesday, as markets
return after the holiday weekend. The Nikkei 225 was higher by 486.20 points, or
3.58%, at 14,180.24. Into the close, the broader-based TOPIX was higher by 35.29
points at 1188.57. Market breadth indicators saw 222 issue higher, 2 lower and 1
unchanged. Preliminary volume stood at 1.959 bn shares.
AUSSIE: Last at $1.0195, the rate having recovered off lows of $1.0178 after an
unexpected cut in the OCR by 25 bps to 2.75%. Reported demand from Asian
sovereigns were the stand out buyers in the dip as the pair sits heavy. The move
opens strong demand seen at $1.0155/50, a break triggers stops opening
$1.0120/15 ($1.0116 - 4 Mar 2013 low).
RBA: Following RBA's 25bps cash rate cut, CBA which previously expected the cash
rate to be on hold for longer, is now expecting a rate cut which it says is
likely in August following Q2 CPI data.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2850, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3150
* Dollar-yen; Y98.50, Y99.00, Y99.50, Y9965, Y99.75
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2165, Chf1.2255
* Aussie; $1.0250
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone this week is
scheduled from Austria, Germany and Spain - and is expected to total around
E11.82bln vs E17.7bln sold last week. Austria kicks off issuance on Tuesday with
a tap of its 10-year benchmark 1.75% Oct 2023 RAGB and also 1.95% June 2019 RAGB
issue for combined size of E1.32bln. Also on Tuesday, Germany re-opens its
10-year linker benchmark 0.10% Apr 2023 Bundei for up to E1.0bln. On Wednesday,
Germany sells a new 5-year benchmark Apr 2018 Bobl issue for up to E5.0bln. On
Thursday, Spain comes to the market with tap of its 3-year benchmark 3.30% July
2016 Bono, 5-year benchmark 4.50% Jan 2018 Bono and possibly its 15-year
benchmark 5.90% July 2026 for between E3.5bln-E4.5bln. In terms of reinvestment
flows, there are no redemption payments and small coupon payments from Italy
E0.1bln -- turns net cash flow negative to the tune of E11.8bln vs E32.8bln last
week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please see eurozone bond auction
calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Greece and the ESM both come to the Eurozone sovereign
T-bill market Tuesday. Greece will be first up with plans to issue new 26-week
Nov 8, 2013 T-bill for E1.0bln. The ESM then plan to issue new 3-month Aug 11
Bill for up to E3.0bln. To recap so far this week, on Monday Netherlands sold
E1.27bln 3-month DTC at average yield -0.039% and sold E1.32bln 6-month DTC at
average yield -0.018%. In the afternoon, France sold E3.999bln 3-month BTF at
average yield -0.004%, E2.193bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.001% and
E1.975bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.018%. Still to come on Friday Italy
plan to issue new 12-month May 14, 2014 BOT with confirmation of the size to be
released on Tuesday evening, but expected to be up to E8.0bln.
GREECE T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) is
planning to issue E1.0bln new 26-week Nov 8, 2013 T-bill Tuesday. The auction
comes amid renewed confidence in Greece as its finances seam to have improved
over the last month and possible privatisations in the pipeline, has aided in
the reduction in the 10-year bond yield to below 10% -- the first time since
late 2010. The PDMA will once again allocate an extra 30% of amount auctioned,
in non-comp bids and a further 30% in second day bids, to bring total amount to
be issued to E1.6bln. At the last 26-week T-bill on Apr 12, the PDMA sold
E1.3bln at average yield of 4.25% and covered 1.60 times. There will be a
E1.06ln T-bill redemptions on May 10, which is seen underpinning demand at the
auction. Results due to be announced around 0910GMT.
AUSTRIA AUCTION PREVIEW: Austria's Federal Financing Agency (AFFA) taps its
10-year benchmark 1.75% Oct 2023 RAGB and also 1.95% June 2019 RAGB issues on
Tuesday for E1.32bln combined size. This is the first tap of the 10-year 2023
RAGB issue that was first sold via syndication on Apr 10 for E3.0bln at
mid-swaps +8bps, which equated to a spread of +47.2bps versus the 1.50% Feb 2023
Bund. The order book then closed at E3.6bln, with 122 investors. The 1.75% 2023
RAGB currently trades at 1.635% or a spread of +39.6bps vs Bunds. The 1.95% June
2019 RAGB currently trades at 0.810%, and was last sold on Feb 5 for E550mln at
an average yield of 1.29% and then covered 2.48 times. Austria is lagging in its
issuance compared to its EMU neighbours, with the AFFA so far only having sold
E8.35bln worth of bonds this year versus E20.0bln to E24bln planned RAGB bond
issuance target -- around 38% of target. Auction results are due around 0915GMT.
GERMAN AUCTION PREVIEW: The Deutsche Finanzagentur re-opens its 10-year linker
0.10% Apr 2023 Bundei issue on Tuesday for up to E1.0bln. The DFA has altered
its linker auction dates this year and and now conducts such sales on Tuesday's.
The DFA intends issuing linkers on a monthly basis in 2013, with the exception
of August and December and plans to sell between E8.0bln-E12.0bln linkers in
2013. The 2023 Bundei trades at a real yield of -0.475% and German 10-year
breakevens are at 172bps. This issue was last sold on Mar 12, where the DFA
alloted E870mln at a real yield of -0.34% and then covered 1.80 times. Prior to
this, it was sold on Jan 22 for E1.0bln at a real yield of -0.19 and then
covered 2.1 times. Following the auction, the total size outstanding rises to
E10.0bln. Auction results are due shortly after bidding deadline at 0930GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- May 07 EMAC debate financial assistance to Cyprus with Eurogroup Dijsselbloem
- May 07 EU Rehn speaks at EU Parliament
- May 07 EU Van Rompuy and Finland Katainen speak in Helsinki
- May 07 ESM plan to issue new 3-month Bill for up to E3.0bln
- May 08 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- May 08 Italian Apr Target2 data and central bank lending figures
- May 09 ECB Draghi & Asmussen to attend pre-G7 in Buckinghamshire, UK
- May 09 Spain sell 2016-/2018-/2026 bonds for up to E4.5bln
- May 09 ECB quarterly Survey of Professional Forecasters
- May 09 Ascension day holiday
- May 10/11 G7 meeting in in Buckinghamshire, UK
- May 10/11 G8 FinMin & central bank governors meeting in the U.K
- May 10 ECB publishes 3-year LTRO repayment amount for following week
- May 10 Italy sells 12-month T-bills
- May 10 Greek T-bill redemption for E1.6bln
US: US: Timeline of some upcoming key events in the US:
- May 07 Pres Obama meets S. Korea Pres Park Geun-hye
- May 07 Tsy Cpn Purchases Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- May 07 UST auctions 4wk at 1130ET
- May 07 UST auctions $32Bn 3y in May refunding at 1300ET
- May 07 Tsy Lew at City Club in Cleveland at 1630ET
- May 07 Apr Treasury Allotments
- May 08 Fed Gov Stein at Chicago Fed conf at 0930ET
- May 08 FHLBanks to announce Global issuance
- May 08 UST auctions $24Bn 10y at 1300ET
- May 09 Fed Lacker (non-voter) on TBTF in NY at 0800ET
- May 09 TIPS Purch July 15 2017-Feb 15 2043 $1.00-$1.50B
- May 09 UST auctions $16Bn 30y at 1300ET
GREECE: An editorial in eKathimerini says Greece may need to look to the markets
for additional funding to meet the likely larger than expected bank recap costs,
noting ant recall to a bank deposit bail-in to meet costs would likely lead to
the fall of the coalition.
UK PRESS: Lord Lawson, Chancellor under Margaret Thatcher, says he now feels it
is time for the UK to leave the EU, saying benefits will "substantially outweigh
the costs."
UK PRESS: Estate agents Knight Frank says foreign buyers are behind more than
half of the property purchases in London valued at over stg 2 million, the
Guardian, reports.
UK PRESS: The Square Mile has started hiring again, as the shock of the Cypriot
bailout recedes, the Independent says. According to recruitment consultants
Astbury Marsden, firms in the City hired a net 2,600 people in April, up 19% on
month, to the highest monthly total since October 2012.
KOREA: North Korea has taken two missiles off launch-ready status and moved them
from their position on the country's east coast, wire reports say citing unnamed
US officials. The move comes after weeks of concern that Pyongyang had been
poised for a test-launch.
KOREA: North Korea appears to have lifted its highest combat alert issued in
March and completely withdrawn two mid-range missiles from its east coast,
Yonhap News reports citing a senior South Korean government source.
EURO SUMMARY: Euro-dollar closed in NY Monday at $1.3077 after recovering off a
corrective pullback low of $1.3054, prompted by reported comments from ECB
Draghi that 'we will be looking at all the data that arrives from the Eurozone
in the coming weeks and if necessary, we are ready to act again'. The rate had
seen a high earlier in the day of $1.3141. A slow start in Asia, with main focus
on the RBA rate decision (cut 25bps into Europe), saw rate eases off to $1.3068
before recovering through the balance of the overnight session to a high of
$1.3090, trading around $1.3083 into Europe. Offers seen placed between
$1.3090/1.3100 with stops noted above, but if triggered expected to meet further
sell interest above the figure. Support seen into $1.3050 (weak talk of Asian
sovereign demand), with stronger interest seen into the 55-dma (rate has bounced
away from this level on 2 tests, post ECB rate cut and post NFP) which today
comes in at $1.3021. Corporate demand is linked to bids between $1.3020/00, with
stronger interest seen at $1.2980/70. French trade and IP data due up early
Europe, followed by German factory orders at 1000GMT. A light US calendar seen
into the afternoon.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3200 Medium offers
$1.3180 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.3159 Friday May3 high (post NFP)/$1.3158 100-dma
$1.3130-50 Strong offers
$1.3100 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.3095 Int.Day high Asia
$1.3078 ***Current mkt rate 0635GMT Tuesday
$1.3068 Int.Day low Asia
$1.3050 Strong demand/Asian sovereign demand suggested
$1.3037-33 Area of recent lows post ECB and NFP
$1.3021 Tech 55-dma
$1.3020/00 Strong demand/Corporate interest noted
$1.2997 Tech 40-dma (CTA's watch this line on a close basis)
$1.2994 Tech 50% $1.2745-1.3243
$1.2980/70 Strong demand/Corporate interest $1.2980-75/$1.2980 200-dma
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed in NY Monday at $1.5540 after recovering off a
session low of $1.5521. The rate had seen highs earlier in the day at $1.5599
before reversing, with the move to the lows seen as rate tracked euro-dollar's
reaction to ECB Draghi's dovish comments. Rate continued its recovery to $1.5553
in early Asian trade before rate settled between $1.5540/50 through the balance
of the session. This tight trading in cable left euro-sterling to track
euro-dollar, the rate having closed in NY at stg0.8414, off a pullback low of
stg0.8400, touching a low in Asia at stg0.8409 before edging up to stg0.8420
into Europe. The London market returns Tuesday after a long Spring bank holiday
weekend. A very light domestic calendar will have market looking for outside
events to determine direction. Cable support seen at $1.5535 ahead of stronger
interest into $1.5520. Resistance seen into $1.5560 ahead of $1.5580. A break
here to expose the stronger resistance area between $1.5595/1.5610.
YEN SUMMARY: Return of the Tokyo market saw a quick spike higher in the Nikkei,
seen catching up on opther global equity markets, but dollar-yen was seen
squeezing lower. The rate had closed the NY session monday at Y99.34, edged to
Y99.44 in pre Tokyo trade before getting pressed to lows of Y98.83. Importer
demand emerged into the Tokyo fix to correct rate back to Y99.04, with Japan Aso
comments that BOJ easing under Kuroda has been drastic, though admitting that
BOJ easing will take som,e months to take effect, knocking it back to Y98.90.
Continued dip demand allowed rate to recover through the Asian afternoon,
trading to Y99.21. A brief spike down to Y99.05 was blamed on a fat finger
trade, with buyers quickly emerging to settle the rate around Y99.10 into
Europe. Euro-yen tracked dollar-yen moves, the rate initially dropping back to
session lows of Y129.24, from its early Asia high of Y129.99, before recovering
through the balance of the overnight session to Y129.82 into Europe. Japanese
exporter offers seen in place into Y99.50. Importers buy interest expected to
emerge into dips.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are higher Tuesday, as markets
return after the holiday weekend. The Nikkei 225 was higher by 486.20 points, or
3.58%, at 14,180.24. Into the close, the broader-based TOPIX was higher by 35.29
points at 1188.57. Market breadth indicators saw 222 issue higher, 2 lower and 1
unchanged. Preliminary volume stood at 1.959 bn shares.
AUSSIE: Last at $1.0195, the rate having recovered off lows of $1.0178 after an
unexpected cut in the OCR by 25 bps to 2.75%. Reported demand from Asian
sovereigns were the stand out buyers in the dip as the pair sits heavy. The move
opens strong demand seen at $1.0155/50, a break triggers stops opening
$1.0120/15 ($1.0116 - 4 Mar 2013 low).
RBA: Following RBA's 25bps cash rate cut, CBA which previously expected the cash
rate to be on hold for longer, is now expecting a rate cut which it says is
likely in August following Q2 CPI data.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2850, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3150
* Dollar-yen; Y98.50, Y99.00, Y99.50, Y9965, Y99.75
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2165, Chf1.2255
* Aussie; $1.0250
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone this week is
scheduled from Austria, Germany and Spain - and is expected to total around
E11.82bln vs E17.7bln sold last week. Austria kicks off issuance on Tuesday with
a tap of its 10-year benchmark 1.75% Oct 2023 RAGB and also 1.95% June 2019 RAGB
issue for combined size of E1.32bln. Also on Tuesday, Germany re-opens its
10-year linker benchmark 0.10% Apr 2023 Bundei for up to E1.0bln. On Wednesday,
Germany sells a new 5-year benchmark Apr 2018 Bobl issue for up to E5.0bln. On
Thursday, Spain comes to the market with tap of its 3-year benchmark 3.30% July
2016 Bono, 5-year benchmark 4.50% Jan 2018 Bono and possibly its 15-year
benchmark 5.90% July 2026 for between E3.5bln-E4.5bln. In terms of reinvestment
flows, there are no redemption payments and small coupon payments from Italy
E0.1bln -- turns net cash flow negative to the tune of E11.8bln vs E32.8bln last
week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please see eurozone bond auction
calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Greece and the ESM both come to the Eurozone sovereign
T-bill market Tuesday. Greece will be first up with plans to issue new 26-week
Nov 8, 2013 T-bill for E1.0bln. The ESM then plan to issue new 3-month Aug 11
Bill for up to E3.0bln. To recap so far this week, on Monday Netherlands sold
E1.27bln 3-month DTC at average yield -0.039% and sold E1.32bln 6-month DTC at
average yield -0.018%. In the afternoon, France sold E3.999bln 3-month BTF at
average yield -0.004%, E2.193bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.001% and
E1.975bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.018%. Still to come on Friday Italy
plan to issue new 12-month May 14, 2014 BOT with confirmation of the size to be
released on Tuesday evening, but expected to be up to E8.0bln.
GREECE T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) is
planning to issue E1.0bln new 26-week Nov 8, 2013 T-bill Tuesday. The auction
comes amid renewed confidence in Greece as its finances seam to have improved
over the last month and possible privatisations in the pipeline, has aided in
the reduction in the 10-year bond yield to below 10% -- the first time since
late 2010. The PDMA will once again allocate an extra 30% of amount auctioned,
in non-comp bids and a further 30% in second day bids, to bring total amount to
be issued to E1.6bln. At the last 26-week T-bill on Apr 12, the PDMA sold
E1.3bln at average yield of 4.25% and covered 1.60 times. There will be a
E1.06ln T-bill redemptions on May 10, which is seen underpinning demand at the
auction. Results due to be announced around 0910GMT.
AUSTRIA AUCTION PREVIEW: Austria's Federal Financing Agency (AFFA) taps its
10-year benchmark 1.75% Oct 2023 RAGB and also 1.95% June 2019 RAGB issues on
Tuesday for E1.32bln combined size. This is the first tap of the 10-year 2023
RAGB issue that was first sold via syndication on Apr 10 for E3.0bln at
mid-swaps +8bps, which equated to a spread of +47.2bps versus the 1.50% Feb 2023
Bund. The order book then closed at E3.6bln, with 122 investors. The 1.75% 2023
RAGB currently trades at 1.635% or a spread of +39.6bps vs Bunds. The 1.95% June
2019 RAGB currently trades at 0.810%, and was last sold on Feb 5 for E550mln at
an average yield of 1.29% and then covered 2.48 times. Austria is lagging in its
issuance compared to its EMU neighbours, with the AFFA so far only having sold
E8.35bln worth of bonds this year versus E20.0bln to E24bln planned RAGB bond
issuance target -- around 38% of target. Auction results are due around 0915GMT.
GERMAN AUCTION PREVIEW: The Deutsche Finanzagentur re-opens its 10-year linker
0.10% Apr 2023 Bundei issue on Tuesday for up to E1.0bln. The DFA has altered
its linker auction dates this year and and now conducts such sales on Tuesday's.
The DFA intends issuing linkers on a monthly basis in 2013, with the exception
of August and December and plans to sell between E8.0bln-E12.0bln linkers in
2013. The 2023 Bundei trades at a real yield of -0.475% and German 10-year
breakevens are at 172bps. This issue was last sold on Mar 12, where the DFA
alloted E870mln at a real yield of -0.34% and then covered 1.80 times. Prior to
this, it was sold on Jan 22 for E1.0bln at a real yield of -0.19 and then
covered 2.1 times. Following the auction, the total size outstanding rises to
E10.0bln. Auction results are due shortly after bidding deadline at 0930GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- May 07 EMAC debate financial assistance to Cyprus with Eurogroup Dijsselbloem
- May 07 EU Rehn speaks at EU Parliament
- May 07 EU Van Rompuy and Finland Katainen speak in Helsinki
- May 07 ESM plan to issue new 3-month Bill for up to E3.0bln
- May 08 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- May 08 Italian Apr Target2 data and central bank lending figures
- May 09 ECB Draghi & Asmussen to attend pre-G7 in Buckinghamshire, UK
- May 09 Spain sell 2016-/2018-/2026 bonds for up to E4.5bln
- May 09 ECB quarterly Survey of Professional Forecasters
- May 09 Ascension day holiday
- May 10/11 G7 meeting in in Buckinghamshire, UK
- May 10/11 G8 FinMin & central bank governors meeting in the U.K
- May 10 ECB publishes 3-year LTRO repayment amount for following week
- May 10 Italy sells 12-month T-bills
- May 10 Greek T-bill redemption for E1.6bln
US: US: Timeline of some upcoming key events in the US:
- May 07 Pres Obama meets S. Korea Pres Park Geun-hye
- May 07 Tsy Cpn Purchases Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- May 07 UST auctions 4wk at 1130ET
- May 07 UST auctions $32Bn 3y in May refunding at 1300ET
- May 07 Tsy Lew at City Club in Cleveland at 1630ET
- May 07 Apr Treasury Allotments
- May 08 Fed Gov Stein at Chicago Fed conf at 0930ET
- May 08 FHLBanks to announce Global issuance
- May 08 UST auctions $24Bn 10y at 1300ET
- May 09 Fed Lacker (non-voter) on TBTF in NY at 0800ET
- May 09 TIPS Purch July 15 2017-Feb 15 2043 $1.00-$1.50B
- May 09 UST auctions $16Bn 30y at 1300ET
Ostatnio zmieniony 07 maja 2013, 08:57 przez niemiaszek, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
08:45 EUR Francuska Produkcja Przemysłowa (raz w miesiącu) -0,9% -0,3% 0,8%
08:45 EUR Francuski Rządowy Bilans Budżetowy -31,0B -28,0B -27,1B
cudnie pod S czekac na NIEMCY
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:05 --
EDEK znowu pilnowany przez niewidzialna reke rynku
co by nie spadl za nisko
08:45 EUR Francuski Rządowy Bilans Budżetowy -31,0B -28,0B -27,1B
cudnie pod S czekac na NIEMCY
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:05 --
EDEK znowu pilnowany przez niewidzialna reke rynku
co by nie spadl za nisko 
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
Nowy123 pisze:08:45 EUR Francuska Produkcja Przemysłowa (raz w miesiącu) -0,9% -0,3% 0,8%
08:45 EUR Francuski Rządowy Bilans Budżetowy -31,0B -28,0B -27,1B
cudnie pod S czekac na NIEMCY
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:05 --
EDEK znowu pilnowany przez niewidzialna reke rynku
Myślę że, podbiją edka up pod dane z Niemiec
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
dokladnie znowu dziwnym trafem jak wczoraj w dol pod Hiszpanie itp itd a pozniej przed danymi z niemiec podciaganieTadzio pisze:Nowy123 pisze:08:45 EUR Francuska Produkcja Przemysłowa (raz w miesiącu) -0,9% -0,3% 0,8%
08:45 EUR Francuski Rządowy Bilans Budżetowy -31,0B -28,0B -27,1B
cudnie pod S czekac na NIEMCY
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:05 --
EDEK znowu pilnowany przez niewidzialna reke rynku
Myślę że, podbiją edka up pod dane z Niemiec
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:10 --
szczegolnie ze dosyć niskie oczekiwania podali
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
Nowy123 pisze:dokladnie znowu dziwnym trafem jak wczoraj w dol pod Hiszpanie itp itd a pozniej przed danymi z niemiec podciaganieTadzio pisze:Nowy123 pisze:08:45 EUR Francuska Produkcja Przemysłowa (raz w miesiącu) -0,9% -0,3% 0,8%
08:45 EUR Francuski Rządowy Bilans Budżetowy -31,0B -28,0B -27,1B
cudnie pod S czekac na NIEMCY
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:05 --
EDEK znowu pilnowany przez niewidzialna reke rynku
Myślę że, podbiją edka up pod dane z Niemiec
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:10 --
szczegolnie ze dosyć niskie oczekiwania podali
Jak przebijemy 1.3080, to edek powinien dolecieć do 1.3115
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
EURJPY na H1 jest w bardzo ciekawym miejscu...
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
Witam wszystkich
Ustawiam się na S pod Edka.
Ustawiam się na S pod Edka.
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Jutro też jest forex.
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Bemowo
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 7.05.2013
gold
możliwe, że szybciej runie na południe
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:07 --
możliwe, że szybciej runie na południe
-- Dodano: wt 07-05-2013, 9:07 --
ja nadal na L pomimo, że sygnał jest na S. po pokonaniu prostokąta droga do wzrostów otwartaJ-2X pisze:Witam wszystkich
Ustawiam się na S pod Edka.
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