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Tue. 3/9/10, day 68 with 297 days left in 2010
Quotes below as of 10:00 AM (EDT)

Long Bond Yield : 4.66% - 10-year T Note : 3.69%
Freddie Mac 10 day delivery rate : 4.55%

30Y/Fannie yield spread : -11 BP
10Y/Fannie yield spread : 86 BP

30-Day moving average for delivery rate: 4.61%
10-Day Delivery rate a month ago : 4.56%
10-Day Delivery rate a year ago today: 4.53%

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We are in the throws of a very interesting week in the credit markets. To say we are a bit surprised that they delivery rate is currently 11 BP below the long bond yield would be an understatement. We are navigating through uncharted waters these days.

This morning the credit markets are being buoyed by offshore events and a very important and inadequately covered pronouncement from Asia overnight. We will jump all over this rather stunning event in today’s daily newsletter. Bonds have trimmed their early morning rally as stocks covered early morning losses and moved modestly into positive territory. It is a very light econonews day.

The delivery rate was 4 BP below yesterday’s closing level at 4.55% at out usual 10:00 AM EST price check. This is 5 BP lower than this time yesterday morning. Tomorrow we get a look at the new mortgage loan application flow for last week and it should be rather interesting. Where is the delivery rate (and the credit markets) likely to head from here? You can either read about it this morning in our Daily Edition of Economic Insights 2010, or wait until after the fact to find out, so… Stay tuned.

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