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NPR  Jul 9  Comment 
Once seen as a useful gauge of risk in the banking system, the measure has been tainted by concerns that banks were manipulating a key part of it.
Investment Postcards from Cape Town  Jan 9  Comment 
As shown in this post, the movement in the European LIBOR-OIS spread over the past few weeks is similar to the European TED spread and indicates that confidence in interbank lending has started improving, but the European LIBOR-OIS spread needs to...
GreenLightAdvisor Views  Jan 6  Comment 
Angst about the European debt malaise reappeared yesterday, with the Greek bailout being delayed and France seeing its debt costs rise at its first bond auction of the year. In order to gauge whether credit conditions in Europe are improving...
GreenLightAdvisor Views  Jan 6  Comment 
Angst about the European debt malaise reappeared yesterday, with the Greek bailout being delayed and France seeing its debt costs rise at its first bond auction of the year. In order to gauge whether credit conditions in Europe are improving...
Investment Postcards from Cape Town  Jan 6  Comment 
Angst about the European debt malaise reappeared yesterday, with the Greek bailout being delayed and France seeing its debt costs rise at its first bond auction of the year. In order to gauge whether credit conditions in Europe are improving or...
The Political and Financial Markets Commentator  Dec 15  Comment 
Keeping your eye on the TED spread! A normal question that you may be asking yourself right now might be "what is a TED spread and why should care?" In the arcane world of Wall Street lingo where one useless or meaningless acronym follows...
Clusterstock  Dec 14  Comment 
That big Europe deal last week was supposed to have solved everything. Of course, since it was mostly smoke and mirrors, it didn't solve anything, as a glance at the markets quickly shows. Stocks have stumbled, and bond yields in Italy and...
Clusterstock  Nov 25  Comment 
As the European crisis gets worse, banks are getting more cautious about lending to one another. The "TED Spread," which is the difference between Treasury yields and LIBOR (the London Interbank Offered Rate), is thought to be a good indicator...
Wall Street Journal  Nov 21  Comment 
This shouldn't really shock you, but one measure of bank funding stress has hit its highest level going back to 2009.
FX Street  Oct 27  Comment 
Comment: With three-month US TBill yields firmly anchored at 0.01% and three-month Eurodollar Libor... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.




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