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The market for corporate borrowing through commercial paper contracted for a third week led by a decline in issuance from financial institutions.
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A gain in retail sales for a second month shows the economy is beginning to accelerate, according to Tony Crescenzi , a portfolio manager and strategist at Pacific Investment Management Co. in Newport Beach, California.
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While liquidity from central banks and investigations by regulators may be preventing manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, the market would benefit from more transparency, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Tony Crescenzi.
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European government bonds with the exception of German securities are today’s “toxic debt” as the region struggles to contain fiscal turmoil, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Tony Crescenzi.
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The market for corporate borrowing through short-term IOUs contracted for the seventh time in eight weeks, led by a fall in issuance from nonfinancial firms.
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The Federal Reserve will likely begin a program of bond buying with about $500 billion in purchases and leave it open-ended for “some chance of doing more,” according to Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Tony Crescenzi.
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Hiring by American employers trailed forecasts in March, casting doubt on the vigor of the more than two-year-old economic expansion.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may explain the central bank’s low interest-rate pledge this week, Tony Crescenzi, executive vice president and strategist at Pacific Investment Management Co., said in a Bloomberg Television interview.
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Hiring by American employers trailed forecasts in March, casting doubt on the vigor of the more than two-year-old economic expansion.
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Treasury yields were six basis points from a record low before a government report that economists said will show growth in U.S. gross domestic product slowed and inflation cooled.
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