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Morgan Stanley's Khanduja Cuts Long-Bond Bets as Treasury Secretary Bessent Vows to Keep Yields From Rising
Morgan Stanley's Khanduja Cuts Long-Bond Bets as Treasury Secretary Bessent Vows to Keep Yields From Rising
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Japan plans to explore a blockchain-based 24/7 government bond and stock settlement system, aiming to finalize development plans by early 2027.
The Japanese Financial Services Agency, Ministry of Finance, Bank of Japan (BOJ), and major financial institutions are expected to form a study group this summer, aiming to develop a plan by early 202
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Treasuries Edge Lower Before PCE Data With Fed Risks in Focus
Treasuries Edge Lower Before PCE Data With Fed Risks in Focus
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Early signs suggest Treasury Secretary Bessent's surprise moves, dubbed the 'Bessent Put', are impacting the bond market.
Early signs suggest Treasury Secretary Bessent's surprise moves, dubbed the 'Bessent Put', are impacting the bond market.
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The policy objectives of the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve are now clearly diverging, and the market is focused on Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole this Friday.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced last week that the scale of long-term Treasury buybacks would at least double, an attempt to suppress continuously rising long-end yields, but with limi
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Natural Gas Eclipses Oil as Key Inflation Risk for European Debt
Natural gas has become the biggest concern for European bond traders, surpassing oil, as depleted supplies of the key fuel threaten a resurgence in inflation.
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Brent crude fell for a third consecutive day, down 1.7% to about $87 a barrel, with a cumulative weekly decline of about 8%, as Iran and Oman discussed a shipping framework for the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude prices fell for a third consecutive trading day on Wednesday, dropping 1.7% to approximately $87 per barrel, extending its cumulative weekly decline to about 8%. The primary reason for the
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SoftBank plans to issue up to $20 billion in bonds as early as September to refinance its nearly $65 billion investment in OpenAI.
SoftBank Group is in discussions with several investment banks, planning to issue bonds worth $10 billion to $20 billion as early as September, to repay the $40 billion bridge loan previously obtained
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Kevin Warsh, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, will speak for the first time this Friday at the Jackson Hole conference, with the market focusing on policy coordination with the Treasury on long-end yields.
Kevin Warsh's speech was his first public statement since the controversial July interest rate decision. Previously, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent directly intervened in the market last week by
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SoftBank Mulls Up to $20 Billion Bond Sale for OpenAI Financing
SoftBank Mulls Up to $20 Billion Bond Sale for OpenAI Financing
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U.S. insurance industry rocked by $21 billion "backroom deal" scandal; Guggenheim co-founder Walter faces FBI and SEC investigations.
Delaware Life and Clear Spring Life, two insurance companies owned by Mark Walter, co-founder and CEO of Guggenheim Partners, admitted in June this year to misclassifying up to $21 billion in investme
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Morgan Stanley Initiates NVIDIA Credit Rating Coverage with "Neutral" Rating, Projects Full Credit Exposure to Reach $200 Billion by End of 2028
Morgan Stanley initiated credit rating coverage on NVIDIA on August 24, assigning a "Neutral" rating and advising investors to remain on the sidelines in both the cash bond and credit default swap (CD
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Australia's second-largest pension fund makes its biggest bet on yen strength in years
Australian Retirement Trust, which manages about A$370 billion ($265 billion) in savings, has built its largest overweight position in the Japanese yen in years. The fund is betting that markets are u
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Citadel Securities' Frank Flight reverses bearish call on long bonds, now sees risks tilted toward a rally citing crowded bearish positioning and improving inflation data
Citadel Securities' Frank Flight reverses bearish call on long bonds, now sees risks tilted toward a rally citing crowded bearish positioning and improving inflation data
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Bank of China starts pricing bonds at overnight rates as central bank reforms broaden its benchmark status in the financial system
China's banks have begun pricing bonds against the nation's overnight financing cost, a sign the overnight rate is increasingly becoming a benchmark for China's financial system.
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The Federal Reserve's voting member next year, Barkin, warns: US national debt surpasses $40 trillion, debt expansion may lead investors to sell US bonds.
Richmond Federal Reserve President Thomas Barkin (a 2027 FOMC voting member) stated that the continuous expansion of U.S. government debt could eventually lead to bond buyers exiting the market. He de
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Options traders place massive bullish bets on bond rally, with TLT seeing over 175,000 call options bought on Tuesday
Options traders in the iShares 20+Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) have been buying bullish calls throughout the summer, with the trend continuing on Tuesday. Data from ThinkOrSwim shows that traders boug
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Braskem Announces $11 Billion Debt Rework, Putting Spotlight on Petrobras
The Brazilian petrochemical company's announcement staved off an immediate crisis that would have pushed it into bankruptcy protection. However, parties remain far apart on key issues, including terms
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MarketWatch analysis suggests rising Treasury yields threaten to temporarily derail U.S. stock rally, despite strong earnings growth
U.S. stocks have reached record highs, buoyed by strong earnings growth over the past few quarters, with major U.S. companies on track for a second straight quarter of over 20% earnings growth in Q2.
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Guggenheim Investments says its affiliate may buy a portion of its troubled loans
Guggenheim Investments, the asset management arm of Mark Walter’s Guggenheim Partners, is telling lenders that affiliates may buy some of the loans issued by its financing entity after the debt’s valu
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Matt Dalton, Fixed-Income Expert Who Led Belle Haven, Dies at 62
Matt Dalton, a fixed-income portfolio manager who in 2002 founded Belle Haven Investments out of a former broker-dealer firm, has died. He was 62.
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IMF Chief Urges Governments to Tackle Rising Fiscal Risks and Central Banks to Stay Focused on Inflation
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva stated that all countries need to address their fiscal problems and formulate credible plans to ensure their debt and deficits
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Wall Street Continues Launching "Box Spread" ETFs Despite US Treasury Tax Scrutiny
Wall Street firms are betting that the strategy, which delivers Treasury bill-like returns with lower taxes through options box spreads, will survive rising scrutiny from the US Treasury. Two new fund
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JPMorgan Chase likened the U.S. Treasury's over $4 billion bond buyback program to "paying off a mortgage with a credit card," after the national debt reached $40 trillion.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled the plan late last week, aiming to improve market conditions by repurchasing higher-yielding long-term bonds and issuing short-term bonds. James Sullivan
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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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Indonesia’s Sovereign Fund Remains Confident in Investment Strategy After MSCI Downgrade Warning Sparks Local Market Rout
Indonesia’s Sovereign Fund Remains Confident in Investment Strategy After MSCI Downgrade Warning Sparks Local Market Rout
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Investors in US and European banks' riskiest debt (AT1s) are demanding more compensation on new deals as the easy-money run fades.
Investors in US and European banks' riskiest debt (AT1s) are demanding more compensation on new deals as the easy-money run fades.
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