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Hyperscaler debt funding is getting pricier, marking the end of the "free money" era for AI bond buildout.
Hyperscaler debt funding is getting pricier, marking the end of the "free money" era for AI bond buildout.
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High-yield bond retail funds see $2.76B inflow, mainly via ETFs, driven by Middle East de-escalation rhetoric
According to Morningstar, the $2.76 billion inflow to high-yield retail funds between July 30 and August 5 was primarily channeled through fast-money ETFs, which accounted for $2.37 billion. This mark
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BlackRock's Rick Rieder says the firm is being 'as boring as possible' in bonds
BlackRock's Rick Rieder says the firm is being 'as boring as possible' in bonds
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US Treasuries Rally After Employers Unexpectedly Cut Jobs in July, Trimming Fed Rate-Hike Bets
US Treasuries Rally After Employers Unexpectedly Cut Jobs in July, Trimming Fed Rate-Hike Bets
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Bank of America warns investor optimism has reached its most extreme level since 2021, with its Bull & Bear indicator jumping to 9.7, recommending rotating toward defensive assets, bonds and
Bank of America warns investor optimism has reached its most extreme level since 2021, with its Bull & Bear indicator jumping to 9.7, recommending rotating toward defensive assets, bonds and the US do
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Barclays says the "Sell America" trade is resurfacing in dollar and US bond markets
Barclays attributes the return of this trade to uncertainty over Fed policy, a potential yen carry-trade unwind, and concerns over AI spending, which are driving volatility. Despite this, US equities
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Global Bond Inflows Surge to $23 Billion This Week as Equity Demand Cools
Global bond funds attracted $23 billion this week, primarily driven by strong demand for US high-yield debt. US bond inflows jumped to $17.8 billion from $7.9 billion last week, with Canadian and euro
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Rosenberg Research Senior Market Strategist Mehmet Berceren Explains Why Higher Bond Yields Are Here to Stay, Citing Lower Demand, Higher Supply, and Policy Uncertainty
Rosenberg Research Senior Market Strategist Mehmet Berceren Explains Why Higher Bond Yields Are Here to Stay, Citing Lower Demand, Higher Supply, and Policy Uncertainty
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Germany, France, and Spain have held preliminary discussions with banks regarding the issuance of RMB bonds, but currently have no plans.
Germany, France, and Spain have held preliminary discussions with banks regarding the issuance of RMB bonds, but currently have no plans.
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Japan's Four Largest Life Insurers Report $96 Billion in Unrealized Domestic Bond Losses
Their combined unrealized losses on domestic bonds increased 7% in the three months through June, highlighting the risks to the industry from soaring interest rates.
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Bond traders are focused on Friday's labor market data, which could influence expectations for a September rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
Bond traders are focused on Friday's labor market data, which could influence expectations for a September rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
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South Africa's Bond Market Already Prices Its Debt as Investment Grade, Government Focused on Budget Targets
South Africa's top finance official stated that authorities are focused on hitting budget targets rather than pleasing credit-rating firms, with the bond market already reflecting an investment-grade
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JGB Futures Fall, Tracking U.S. Treasury Market Declines
Japanese Government Bond (JGB) futures fell in early Tokyo trade, tracking overnight price declines in the U.S. Treasury market.
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Japanese companies' sales of corporate bonds with investor protection clauses this year have already exceeded the full year of 2025, with particularly active sales of BBB-rated bonds.
Lower-rated borrowers are increasingly turning to bond markets, rather than solely relying on bank loans to meet their financing needs, driving this growth.
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Top Japan Insurer Daiichi Life Group Urges Companies to Issue Bonds
Japan's Daiichi Life Group Inc. is directly contacting companies to explore their interest in issuing bonds, an unusual investment tactic for an insurer, as it seeks higher yields.
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Google's Mega Bond Sale Draws $115 Billion in Investor Demand, Signaling Renewed Interest in AI-Related Debt After Recent Selloff
Google's Mega Bond Sale Draws $115 Billion in Investor Demand, Signaling Renewed Interest in AI-Related Debt After Recent Selloff
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Alphabet to raise up to $25 billion in new debt to fund aggressive AI spending
Alphabet is returning to the bond market for the third time in nine months, seeking to raise up to $25 billion. If successful, the move would bring the total fresh capital raised in less than a year t
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Columbia Threadneedle Total Return bond portfolio manager Edward Al-Hussainy says there's no break on the move higher in the long end of the yield curve, as he examines numerous impacting fa
Columbia Threadneedle Total Return bond portfolio manager Edward Al-Hussainy says there's no break on the move higher in the long end of the yield curve, as he examines numerous impacting factors.
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Hong Kong raises guaranteed coupon rate for its latest batch of Silver Bonds to 4.25%, up from 3.85% last year, with up to HK$50 billion (US$6.4 billion) on offer.
The 11th batch of three-year Silver Bonds, aimed at senior citizens, will go on sale from August 21, amid market expectations that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates later this year.
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Alphabet Kicks Off 10-Part US Dollar Investment-Grade Bond Sale
Alphabet Kicks Off 10-Part US Dollar Investment-Grade Bond Sale
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Bonds and the dollar are weighed down by Washington policy decisions, leading investors to ponder if the 'Sell America' trade is returning.
Bonds and the dollar are weighed down by Washington policy decisions, leading investors to ponder if the 'Sell America' trade is returning.
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Japan's 30-Year Bond Sale Sees Firmer Demand Than 12-Month Average as High Yields Attract Investors
Japan's 30-Year Bond Sale Sees Firmer Demand Than 12-Month Average as High Yields Attract Investors
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Boeing and Lockheed Martin's rocket joint venture plans to issue bonds in the private debt market to refinance debt.
Boeing and Lockheed Martin's rocket joint venture plans to issue bonds in the private debt market to refinance debt.
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Vanguard Muni Bond Head Paul Malloy Departs Investment Titan After Over Two Decades, Overseeing ~$300 Billion in Assets
Paul Malloy, who oversaw roughly $300 billion in municipal assets at investment titan Vanguard Group, has left the firm after over two decades.
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Goldman Sachs warns that the market may be unprepared for either a December rate hike or no hike from the Federal Reserve
Goldman Sachs warns that the market may be unprepared for either a December rate hike or no hike from the Federal Reserve, potentially triggering a new risk repricing. Cosimo Codacci-Pisanelli, a stra
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he advises investors to remain tactically cautious until mid-November
Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett, in his latest "Flow Show" report, noted that despite an accelerated global inflow of funds into equities and the tech sector, he advises investors to remai
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Wall Street's repo market finds blockchain use, with Broadridge platform processing $359 billion daily in September
Broadridge, a financial technology company, reported its distributed-ledger repo platform processed an average of $359 billion daily in September, totaling $7.5 trillion for the month. The platform fa
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New protests erupted in France over the weekend, with the government deploying 70,000 security personnel and the Louvre Museum closing. The spread between French and German 10-year government bond yields surged to 178 basis points, reaching its highest level since the Eurozone debt crisis, as economic activity contracted and spread across Europe.
New protests erupted in France over the weekend, with the government deploying 70,000 security personnel and the Louvre Museum closing. The spread between French and German 10-year government bond yie
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French unrest pushes 10-year bond yields to 24-year high; Moody's maintains negative outlook amid ongoing protests
French unrest has pushed the country's 10-year government bond yields to their highest level since 2002 earlier this week, with the CAC 40 index falling 4.5% over the past month. Rating agency Moody's
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Goldman Sachs Executive: Global Macroeconomy Undergoing "Seismic Shift" from an Era of "Savings Glut" to "Spending Glut"
Rich Privorotsky, Goldman Sachs' Head of European Fixed Income and Equities Trading, stated in an October 22 interview that the global macroeconomy is undergoing "seismic shifts," moving from a "savin
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Franklin Templeton adds $150 million in fund shares to XRP Ledger, bringing total to $200 million in one wallet
Franklin Templeton added $150 million worth of shares in its tokenized money market fund to the XRP Ledger on Friday, with all new shares going to a single wallet. This brings the fund's total token b
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Nomura: AI Capital Expenditure Faces a Dilemma, Market Experiences Cross-Asset Deleveraging
Nomura Securities cross-asset strategist Charlie McElligott noted in a report that the AI investment narrative is facing an inherent contradiction, as hyperscale cloud providers are caught in a dilemm
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JetBlue creditors hire PJT Partners and Akin as airline's shares and bonds sink
Senior creditors to JetBlue are working with financial adviser PJT Partners and law firm Akin, amid a decline in the airline's shares and bonds.
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The AI sector saw a significant downturn this week, with Meta's stock price plummeting over 9%; U.S. Treasury yields fell below 5%, signaling a shift towards defensive capital.
This week, the Nasdaq 100 Index recorded its worst two-week performance since April last year, with a basket of AI-related stocks plummeting 4.9% in a single week. Following Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's
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Moody's affirmed France's Aa3 credit rating, but the outlook remains negative, after the French 10-year government bond yield exceeded 5% this week.
Moody's affirmed France's Aa3 credit rating, but the outlook remains negative, after the French 10-year government bond yield exceeded 5% this week.
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Data Centers Face Downgrade Risk Amid Local Pushback, S&P Says
Data Centers Face Downgrade Risk Amid Local Pushback, S&P Says
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The City of San Diego plans to withdraw from a municipal bond organization after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission expressed concerns about its oversight.
The City of San Diego plans to withdraw from a municipal bond organization after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission expressed concerns about its oversight.
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Global investment-grade corporate bond spreads hit an 18-month high, as the AI funding boom impacts credit markets.
Global investment-grade corporate bond spreads surged to 129 basis points on Thursday, the widest level since May 2025, driven by multiple factors including technology companies borrowing heavily for
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U.S. municipal bond sales have surpassed $500 billion year-to-date, marking the highest volume ever for this period, driven by demand for infrastructure and airport upgrades.
U.S. municipal bond sales have surpassed $500 billion year-to-date, marking the highest volume ever for this period, driven by demand for infrastructure and airport upgrades.
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Strong demand for nearly $180 million in municipal bonds from The Villages retirement community in Florida
Investors snapped up nearly $180 million in high-yield bonds issued by The Villages, a large retirement community in Florida, this week to fund expansion projects for the 57,000-acre community.
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Investors pour billions into bond market, anticipating yield peak
Despite a recent rout, investors are increasingly finding opportunities in the U.S. bond market, with Bank of America's Michael Hartnett declaring the Treasury market's "price is right" after its wors
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CIBC Strategists Warn: US Repo Market Faces Volatility Due to 2027 Mandatory Central Clearing Deadline
CIBC Strategists Warn: US Repo Market Faces Volatility Due to 2027 Mandatory Central Clearing Deadline
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Stellar (XLM) Hosts First Regulated Interbank Repo Transaction Backed by Digitized U.S. Debt, Costing Less Than a Cent
Stellar (XLM) Hosts First Regulated Interbank Repo Transaction Backed by Digitized U.S. Debt, Costing Less Than a Cent
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Bonds of Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Quattro fell sharply after earnings showed pricing benefits from the war in Ukraine are fading.
Bonds of Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Quattro fell sharply after earnings showed pricing benefits from the war in Ukraine are fading.
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Wallstreetcn analysis: U.S. tech stocks plunged on Thursday, with the Nasdaq Composite falling 2.6%, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield seeing its largest single-day drop since March 2023.
Wallstreetcn.com analysis indicates a clear divergence in the US stock market on Thursday (October 22), with technology stocks experiencing a significant downturn. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell by 2
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France's preliminary Composite PMI for October plummeted to 48.4, falling below the expansion-contraction threshold and dragging down the Eurozone's PMI. The French 10-year government bond yield this week touched 5%, a new high since 2002.
France's preliminary Composite PMI for October plummeted to 48.4, significantly below the expected 50.3 and falling below the 50-point threshold separating expansion from contraction. Both the service
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US 10-year Treasury yield drops below 5% this week on AI worries, rises slightly to 4.997% on Friday
The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield fell below 5% on Thursday for the first time in a month, as investors sought safety amid concerns over the massive debt taken on by technology companies to fina
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The market anticipates the U.S. Treasury will further increase the proportion of short-term Treasury bill issuance and reduce 20-year Treasury bonds.
The Financial Times reported on October 23 that the market expects the U.S. Treasury to potentially further increase the proportion of short-term Treasury bond issuance in its next quarterly borrowing
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