Is the stress back in Stress Indicators?

Steen JakobsenSteen Jakobsen , Chief Economist & CIO, Saxo Bank
Denmark, 26 September 2012 at 07:56 GMT+0
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Is the stress back in Stress Indicators, one might ask. The answer has to be no, but see the charts below:

  1. The 10 year Spanish government bond is again at its long-term average of 600 basis points.



  2. Inflation watch:  Adjustment lower yesterday, elevated since the third round of quantitative easing (QE III) was announced.
  3. JPMorgan Chase - a "strange" rise in their CDS....

    I have added two more charts:

  4.  HYG - High yield is seeing outflow for first time in a long, long time.

  5. Finally, the VIX: keep an eye out for this one - major potential if...we break back up..

Safe travels,

Steen

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