Someone must be happy we are paying only 3% interest on 30 Y US debt but it is all getting too close to call a bad year for 2013 or a year yonder. JP Morgan will survive its losses as its…
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The Thursday Fed Update: That rate keeps trending down, Budget Surplus and a Dimon induced spiral – US Economy (Thursday EoD Review)
Tagged with: April, Congressional Budget Office, Financial Services, Government budget deficit, J P Morgan, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, November, Treasury, United States, United States Department of the Treasury, United States public debt, US Treasury
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
US Economy (EoD Review): US Budget Deficit back on track, 3 yr auction successful
Even as Receipts grew and expenses declined while Net Interest Payments grew, the February deficit was the highest in four years at $231.9 bln. The Budget Deficit on the Treasury however still tracks at 9.4% lower ($60 bln) than the…
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Tagged with: February, Federal Open Market Committee, Government budget deficit, Gregg Williams, Receipt, Retail, Treasury, United States Treasury security
Posted in Amitonomics, US
Posted in Amitonomics, US
AIG Sale begins: Treasury sells $6 bln of AIG holdings | Crisis Insight
AIG will be buying back $3 bln of it with cash it garnered from other sales and the AIG profit of Maidenlane Securities sales also likely to be added back to the AIG balance sheet.. The US Treasury breaks even…
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Tagged with: AIG, American International Group, Asia, Citigroup, credit suisse, Initial public offering, Preferred stock, Treasury, United States Department of the Treasury
Posted in Bailout Nation, Banking, US
Posted in Bailout Nation, Banking, US
US Economy: The US Treasury Auction week: 2yr, 5 yr and 7 yr notes
The gold rush of last week apart, this week’s three big auctions running back to back till Wednesday complete the Treasury’s long term borrowing program on an even keel as the $915 bln bill to keep the Government going runs…
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Tagged with: Auction, Government, Newt Gingrich, November, Redbook, Treasury, United States Treasury security, Wednesday
Posted in Financial Markets, Financial Services, Investments, US
Posted in Financial Markets, Financial Services, Investments, US
Bank Results Season: JP Morgan reverts to a passing game with $4 bln income
Earnings Season off to a good start The good news first, the Bank resumed its leadership in the Deals game with #1 in Fee income year to date, and charge offs continued an expected decline in the Credit cards business,…
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Tagged with: Bank, Bank results season, Commercial bank, Credit card, Credit default swap, Financial Services, Investment Bank, JP Morgan, Trade Finance, Treasury
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle, US
Are you shorting US Treasuries just yet? Part II | Advantage Research
You probably already know, but to reaffirm, US treasuries are quite bullish now leaving only long hands PIMCo and a few others in the fray with their threat to short. Especially as the dollar forecast for the June July months…
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Tagged with: Basis point, Central bank, Federal Reserve System, MarketWatch, Monetary Policy, Spain, Treasury, United States Treasury security
Posted in Banking, Financial Markets, TARP, US
Posted in Banking, Financial Markets, TARP, US
Bank Results Season: Citi and Apple run down the wall of patience
Apple will keep popping up in a lot of banking only conversations for a week before the rest of the retail lifestyle pack and Apple catch up on the professional front but the sudden news of Jobs’ third leave of…
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Tagged with: Citi, Citigroup, Finance, Leave of absence, Pandit, Retailing, Treasury
Posted in Banking, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global, Retail Lifestyle
Posted in Banking, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global, Retail Lifestyle
Feels like Monday all over again!
The creative among you would think of PWC’s aborted consulting rebadging and rebranding operation of the nineties, the in-tune with India story sadly, worse off with brain waves about India and East Europe’s body shopping factories’ investiture again as the…
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Tagged with: Callan, Fed, Fuld, Ken Lewis, Treasury, Wall Street
Posted in Amitonomics, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global, O'nomics
Posted in Amitonomics, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global, O'nomics
On the cash you get from warrants | O'nomics
On Thursday, the Treasury Department will auction off the stock warrants it received from the bank as part of its $25 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program loan.The warrants could be worth as much as $1.5 billion to taxpayers, according to…
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Tagged with: Capital One, Fed, Goldman Sachs, GS, JPM, Morgan Stanley, Treasury, Warrants
Posted in Financial Markets, Obamanomics, TARP, Uncategorized, US
Posted in Financial Markets, Obamanomics, TARP, Uncategorized, US
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