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0.780 -0.007    -0.89%
07:19:02 - Closed. ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  Italy
  • Prev. Close: 0.787
  • Day's Range: 0.752 - 0.798
Italy 10Y 0.780 -0.007 -0.89%

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Joshhua Ray
Joshhua Ray Feb 10, 2021 10:51AM ET
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best scam ever
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Its amazing..reliability of italian bond is much lower than super market coupon. Who pay forr it? Funny
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Italy a zombie country!!!
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https://www.reuters.com/article/italy-bonds-ecb/bank-of-italy-steps-up-bond-buying-on-ecb-behalf-market-sources-idUSL5N2CC5PP The market reaction on Friday has swung from despair to hope, with the 10-year Italian bond popping to 2.1 per cent at the open and then swinging lower towards 1.8 per cent. This smacks more of a squeeze on sellers and Reuters reported the Bank of Italy buying on behalf of the ECB. Still, the 10-year benchmark yield remains well above its low of 1.2 per cent of late March, and from here market sentiment awaits the next move from the ECB. https://www.ft.com/content/1df9e913-67ee-4332-a64f-50422cddbdd2
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Hagagagaga a country that will enevitably default in 20 years at most can sell bonds whit 1% of intrest, no wonder why every 10 years the economy crashes this; whole debt thing went out of control
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ITALY 10y bond looks good range 0.837 to 0.780 can test 1.333 support at 0.650. long term
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weak and bearish
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Eu trying to keep Italy’s economy cold rejecting any stimulus ....sounds very manipulative politcslly sine Itsly has blocked clandestines breaking Renzi pact with france Macron...Scale in physical buying recommended weekly as yields good
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this is the result of the distribution of populists in power in Italy, and similarly on the Polish and Hungarian markets. This is already the third economy of the euro, which is in trouble, but fortunately only Italy is in the Euro zone. The EBC will force a correction in the Italian budget, I think
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Víťazoslav Winer Oct 02, 2018 4:46AM ET
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this is result of previous social goverment of italy. Salvini and 5 star is solution which angry people choose
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Italy has trading deficits, and it has been bigger and bigger, check it out at the Bloomberg:)
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False. Italy has HUGE trading surplus.r. r. r. r. https://tradingeconomics.com/italy/balance-of-trade
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Alessandro Si   That's positive!. So why the debt is growing that fast?
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Tax evasion
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In the end, Italy will be going to the national default like Greece, due to its current-account deficit and trading deficit, the twin deficits are like snowball:)
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Italy has a trade surplus,dont talk random
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Anyway next crisis we are done
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anyway next crisis we are done
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Marco Sandri  Don't tell a lie please, Italy has trading deficits, and it has been bigger and bigger, check it out at the Bloomberg:)
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Anybody know some ETF or ETN bonds
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Heavenly Birichino . . thks
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All debt is connected.
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Good bye italy ! ******it with bulk of cash ! Reform your communist tax for more boost !!! Savage
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Is it possible to have somewhere the name of the bond you use as benchmark ?
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I don't know.
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You replaced Italy 10 - year with Italy 10 year futures?.....
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