BlackRock, Aviva Shift to Short-Dated Bonds as Long End Slumps
BlackRock and Aviva favor short-dated bonds as long-end debt slumps, signaling a front-end rotation in fixed income.
BlackRock and Aviva favor short-dated bonds as long-end debt slumps, signaling a front-end rotation in fixed income.
US long-term bond yields hit their highest in decades as a bond market slump lifted government borrowing costs, signaling tighter financial conditions…
Citadel Securities says spiking U.S. Treasury yields reflect Federal Reserve policy risk, signaling investor unease over the rate outlook and potential pressure…
Indian lenders set a record with $8 billion in dollar bond sales in 2026, reflecting strong global appetite for Indian credit and…
Bond traders left the probability of a September Fed rate hike unchanged at around 50% after the CPI release, reflecting lingering uncertainty…
U.S. CPI inflation slowed to 3.4% in July, matching expectations and lifting Treasury bonds while bitcoin held near $64,000, reinforcing the outlook…
China’s free-trade zone bond market revival after 2023 crackdown could reshape Chinese debt markets and foreign investment flows.
Philippines' $54 billion 2027 borrowing plan raises crowding-out concerns, threatening to push up domestic bond yields and tighten credit conditions for private…
Barclays and HSBC boost the appeal of inflation-linked bonds, pointing to Kevin Warsh’s policy impact as a catalyst for higher inflation expectations.
BofA’s Mark Cabana warns Treasury bonds face renewed selling pressure if the Federal Reserve fails to clarify its rate path, highlighting the…
Treasury Secretary Bessent's currency-market chess game aims to steer U.S. Treasury yields lower through dollar management.
Wall Street's harsh verdict on a potential Warsh Federal Reserve chair sends shockwaves through equities, bonds, and the dollar as investors question…