BONDS 1997 Spanish Market Moves Hinge On EMU Convergence

FEATURE Spain Bond Market Sees CPI Data As Key To EMU Concerns

WSJ FEATURE Conditions Appear Ripe For A Cut In Spain Key Intervention Rate

WSJ FEATURE Spanish Bond Market Promotes Insularity

WSJ FEATURE Spain Could Lower Rates At Repurchase Offer Today

FEATURE Prospect Of Coalition In Spain Sheds Doubt On EMU Entry

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Spain Govt's '97 Draft Budget Optimistic, By Terin Miller and Robert S. Duncan, Dow Jones International News, 27 September 1996. The draft 1997 budget passed by Spain's cabinet of ministers Friday is probably optimistic in its macroeconomic assumptions, analysts say.

Spain's Markets Buoyed By Its EMU Entry Prospects, By Robert S. Duncan and Terin Miller, Capital Markets Report, 26 September 1996. Bulls are running in Spain's financial markets as confidence grows that Spain will enter Europe's planned single currency by Jan. 1, 1999. But it's still far from clear how Spain will meet the criteria to join the ...

Bank Of Spain Watch Tuesday May Be Too Soon For Rate Cut, By Robert S. Duncan,

Capital Markets Report, 20 September 1996. Spanish financial markets are rallying on widespread expectations of a rate cut by the Bank of Spain, even though the central bank may not act at Tuesday's repurchase tender. Rather than cut too soon, the bank may ...

Spain Traders Caught Off Guard At 1-Yr T-Bill Tender, By Robert S. Duncan, Dow Jones International News, 18 September 1996. Despite hints that a large amount of paper would be awarded at Wednesday's sale of one-year Spanish Treasury bills, many traders were caught with their pants down. ...

Spain Funds Gets Preference From High-Yielding Seekers, By Robert S. Duncan,

Dow Jones International News, 4 September 1996. Spain's fledgling fund market has been given an extra shot in the arm on the perception that Spanish interest rates still have room to fall. ...

Spain Telefonica Results Fail To Excite Market, By Robert S. Duncan, Dow Jones International News, 30 August 1996. The Spanish market took in stride Friday's announcement of a 20% increase in first-half consolidated net profit for telecommunications giant Telefonica de Espana S.A.

Spain's Markets Get Rude Awakening Out Of Summer Trading, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 31 July 1996. Spain's markets have been taking an olympic beating since last week's announcement of a 720 billion peseta shortfall in the government's 1995 budget exposed the country's glass jaw. Everyone knows that Spain's ...

Spain's Upcoming 1997 Budget Talks Hint At Social Unrest, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 17 July 1996. Hardly a day goes by without the local press reporting an impending storm of social unrest in Spain, but the financial markets so far seem to be ignoring the gathering clouds. The center-right Partido Popular (PP ...

Spain Deficit Off-Balance Operations And EMU Convergence, By Robert S. Duncan,

Capital Markets Report, 19 July 1996. As the steely guillotine of Europe's economic and monetary union (EMU) comes threateningly closer, the need to meet convergence criteria could force some European Union (E.U.) countries to find creative ways to ensure ...

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Portugal's MEFO Futures Exchange Nearing Kick-Off Date, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 18 March 1996. It's been a long wait, but European markets should soon see the launching of the new Portuguese futures exchange. Set in Oporto, Portugal's second largest city, the new futures and options market, Mercado Futuros E ...

Spain's General Elections Focus Bond Market's Attention, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 26 February 1996. While the Spanish bond market is increasingly focusing on both the upcoming March 3 general elections and a possible easing of the Bank of Spain's key intervention rate on March 5, first and foremost in everyone's mind ...

Portugal Bonds Suspended Trading Practice Needs Revamping, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 22 February 1996. Imagine that global bond markets are experiencing heavy volatile dealings...and you, as a peripheral market investor, aren't allowed to negotiate certain domestic debt instruments in your holding. Sound like a nightmare ...

Spain's Upcoming General Elections Put Damper On Market, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 7 February 1996. After rallying early in 1996, Spain's bond market appears to have put itself on hold until after the upcoming 1996 general elections. The Socialist government puts its 13 years in power under Prime Minister Felipe ...

Portugal Budget Delays Increase In Bond Market's Liquidity, By Robert S. Duncan, Capital Markets Report, 22 January 1996. Fallout over the 1996 Portuguese budget talks has meant a delay in that country's definitive debt calendar. The legal limit for the budget's presentation is Jan. 30, with parliamentary debate to follow. However, with the new ...