Sentences with phrase «much tighter spread»
I find a much tighter spread in global timberland pricing (vs. farmland)-- government «intervention «affects farmland far more!
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While $ 7 is the ECN commission, the company offers much tighter spreads on the EUR / USD currency pair usually at 0.2 pips.
Not exact matches
But with the Fed looking at more rate hikes and credit spreads already near their tightest levels of the cycle, it's tough to see how liquidity would become much more loose than it was two months ago.
As you can see the credit spread for JCPenney Bonds at 769 basis points is much «wider» than the spread for Exxon Mobile bonds at 119 basis points (a much «tighter» or «narrow» spread than JCPenny).
In addition, in a world of low yields and tight spreads, returns to these funds are also likely to be modest, at least relative to periods when yields were much higher.
I have been with CIB FX for 2 months now and they are pretty good, there spreads are very tight on using the STP account specially on the major currency pairs not so much on the crosses though.
I think the big take - away lesson there is to avoid balloon payment schemes: it's much easier to roll small portions of your debt, even if you have to suffer high interest rate spreads, when conditions are tight.
A public company might have a trading volume of 1,000,000 common shares or more in a single day but access to buy or sell fixed income products can be much tighter with increased spreads (difference between Bid & Ask).
Same for moves in the long bond either way, or wider credit spreads — they can't get that much tighter.
By that time, the stock market would be much higher, about as high as it was in October 2001, and credit spreads tighter.
Again, the tight spreads mean that trading in and out is viable — a traditional binary options broker is taking a much larger chunk of value at each trade — eroding the profits of any trader moving in and out of a trade.
We see that, in cases where post-2050 emissions are small, the spread is much tighter, as shown by those pathways with cumulative emissions less than 0.3 TtC between 2010 and 2050.