Following news of the victory of the "pro-bailout the French and German banks party" known in Greece as "New Democracy", the euro sailed to 1.2760 and a lovefest in the Asian equity markets began.
However, the rally in the euro did not last long. An there was no rally in the European bond markets to begin with. The US stock market opened in the red.
The rally in the euro lasted about 39 candles, 585 minutes, or roughly 9.75 hours. It was essentially straight downhill once the European markets opened.
European Bond Market Revolts Already
The far more important European bond market never got going in the first place as the following charts from Bloomberg show.
Spain 10-Year Yield Hits Record High 7.28%
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