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Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF)'s unusual August meeting is fueling speculation that the world's largest pension fund may boost its domestic bond allocation.
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF)'s unusual August meeting is fueling speculation that the world's largest pension fund may boost its domestic bond allocation.
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Japan's 30-Year Government Bond Auction Sees Stronger Demand Than 12-Month Average, Bid-to-Cover Ratio at 3.79
Japan's 30-year government bond auction on Thursday saw stronger demand than the 12-month average, with the bid-to-cover ratio reaching 3.79, compared to the 12-month average of 3.52. Elevated yields
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Japan's 10-year government bond yield rose above 3% on Tuesday, reaching a nearly 30-year high, as US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned of risks from the unwinding of yen carry trades.
Japan's 10-year government bond yield rose above 3% on Tuesday for the first time since September 1996. This move, coupled with the continued weakening of the Japanese Yen and rising expectations of a
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The Wall Street Journal Analysis: US Treasury Yields Climb to Multi-Year Highs as War-Driven Inflation, Fiscal Deficits, a Shift in Federal Reserve Chair Policy, and the AI Funding Boom Exert Four-Fold Pressure
The Wall Street Journal Analysis: US Treasury Yields Climb to Multi-Year Highs as War-Driven Inflation, Fiscal Deficits, a Shift in Federal Reserve Chair Policy, and the AI Funding Boom Exert Four-Fol
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Bank of Japan to hold 'Meeting on Market Operations' on October 14, to discuss financial markets and JGB liquidity
The meeting will cover recent developments in financial markets, liquidity and functioning of JGB markets, and trends in the money market in Japan, including results of the Tokyo Money Market Survey (
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Bank of America: Expects August Nonfarm Payrolls to Add Only 40,000 Jobs, Far Below Market Consensus; September Federal Reserve Rate Hike Hinges on CPI
Bank of America, in its latest report published on September 2, projected that August non-farm payrolls would increase by only 40,000 (35,000 in the private sector), significantly below market consens
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Pakistan Raises $3 Billion in Two-Part Junk Bond Sale
Pakistan secured the funds by leveraging investor interest, which grew after the country received credit rating upgrades in the past couple of months.
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WSJ analysis: Four key forces are pressuring bond markets, with war being the primary driver
According to The Wall Street Journal's analysis, the recent climb in bond yields is being driven by four main forces. War is identified as the number one factor, alongside fiscal worries, the appointm
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Japan is holding an auction for 30-year government bonds on Thursday. The 30-year yield has risen to 4.155%, nearing historical highs, while the 10-year yield has hit a 30-year high of 3%.
The auction was closely watched by the market amidst a surge in global long-term interest rates. Analysts warned that a weak outcome could send shockwaves across the globe. Market concerns about Prime
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Japan's 30-year government bond auction on Thursday is set to test investor appetite and potentially exacerbate a debt sell-off, as a global rout pushes long-term yields to near two-decade highs.
Japan's 30-year government bond auction on Thursday is set to test investor appetite and potentially exacerbate a debt sell-off, as a global rout pushes long-term yields to near two-decade highs.
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JPMorgan curbed lending to Jane Street last year as the trading firm muscled into US Treasuries market
JPMorgan curbed lending to Jane Street last year as the trading firm muscled into US Treasuries market
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Bloomberg strategist Simon White analyzed that the U.S. Treasury's expansion of T-bill financing is making its function akin to a "shadow central bank," which could undermine the Federal Reserve's independence and push up inflation.
Simon White points out that the U.S. Treasury's continued expansion of T-bill financing has pushed T-bills to 22.7% of outstanding U.S. debt, exceeding the Treasury's informal 20% cap. He believes thi
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MarketWatch analysis: Despite rising U.S. Treasury yields, investors continue to pour money into bond funds, seeking higher returns and refuge from volatility.
MarketWatch analysis: Despite rising U.S. Treasury yields, investors continue to pour money into bond funds, seeking higher returns and refuge from volatility.
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MarketWatch Analysis: Rising Bond Yields Could Hurt US Consumers by Impacting "Magnificent Seven" Stocks
MarketWatch analysis indicates that for years, the strong rally in the "Magnificent Seven" and other tech stocks has supported American consumption and the overall economy. Now, rising bond yields are
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U.S. Treasury Undersecretary Erin Browne Says Rising Japanese Yields Are Impacting U.S. Markets
U.S. Treasury Undersecretary for International Affairs Erin Browne told Nikkei in an exclusive interview on Tuesday that rising Japanese long-term interest rates are spilling over to impact U.S. marke
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Goldman Sachs' Chief Global Equity Strategist Peter Oppenheimer warned investors to expect equity returns in the mid-to-high single digits over the next 12 months, lower than the past year.
Peter Oppenheimer, Goldman Sachs' chief global equity strategist, stated that given the significant returns of the S&P 500 over the past year and year-to-date, he anticipates equity returns in the mid
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US-Iran Conflict Escalates, Intensifying Global Bond Sell-off
US-Iran Conflict Escalates, Intensifying Global Bond Sell-off
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Oil's War-Driven Rally Pauses, Stocks and Bonds Rebound After Recent Declines
Oil's War-Driven Rally Pauses, Stocks and Bonds Rebound After Recent Declines
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JPMorgan Chase warns: If the 10-year US Treasury yield breaks above 5%, US stocks could face a 5%-8% correction.
Grace Peters, Head of Global Investment Strategy at JPMorgan Chase Private Bank, warned that if the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield further rises to 5% (currently at 4.8%), U.S. equities could face a "hea
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Senegalese bonds are facing a sell-off as investors fear losses from debt restructuring.
Investors, who previously hoped Senegal would avoid a debt default, are now changing their strategy, selling off short-term bonds and anticipating future losses.
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The Wall Street Journal Analysis: Bond Market Not Only Focused on Government Borrowing, But Also Concerned About Weak Economic Growth
The Wall Street Journal analyzes that despite many governments appearing more fiscally prudent than the United States, aging populations and sluggish economic growth mean the global debt problem remai
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IMPAX Asset Management says the U.S. Treasury may undertake "larger and more frequent" long-dated debt buybacks.
IMPAX Asset Management says the U.S. Treasury may undertake "larger and more frequent" long-dated debt buybacks.
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IMPAX Asset Management anticipates increased volatility in the U.S. Treasury market around the release of inflation and employment data.
IMPAX Asset Management anticipates increased volatility in the U.S. Treasury market around the release of inflation and employment data.
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U.S. 10-year government bond yields hit a new high since November 2023, and oil prices approaching $95/barrel sparked market concerns about a Federal Reserve rate hike.
U.S. long-term government bond yields remained elevated on Wednesday, with the 10-year yield hitting its highest level since November 2023. Meanwhile, oil prices hovered around $95 per barrel, intensi
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Brent crude oil fell below $100/barrel, hitting an 11-day low, and the US 10-year government bond yield dropped below 5%.
Brent crude futures fell below $100 per barrel on Monday, reaching a new low since September 9, and closed at $100.34 per barrel. Meanwhile, the benchmark US 10-year government bond yield fell below t
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Goldman Sachs-led banking consortium launches $1.1 billion junk bond issuance for CoreWeave-linked data center project.
A banking syndicate led by Goldman Sachs Group has launched an approximately $1.1 billion junk bond offering to finance the construction of data center projects sponsored by an affiliate of Blue Owl C
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Truist Sees ABS Sales Climbing 15% This Year as Spreads Narrow
Truist Sees ABS Sales Climbing 15% This Year as Spreads Narrow
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Gabon plans $2 billion overseas borrowing next year as debt burden rises
Gabon aims to raise approximately $2 billion on international markets next year. This borrowing is intended to help finance its budget and refinance maturing debt, highlighting the government's contin
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French 5-year CDS tops 45 bps, hitting highest since March 2020, LSEG data shows
French 5-year CDS tops 45 bps, hitting highest since March 2020, LSEG data shows
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Mexico REIT Fibra Educa Eyes Up to $200 Million Debt Raise for Campus Property Acquisitions
Mexico's education-focused real estate investment trust Fibra Educa is looking to issue an additional 3 billion to 3.5 billion pesos (approximately $174 million to $200 million) in the local market by
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Bessent: Just raised buyback size as we're in illiquid period
Bessent: Just raised buyback size as we're in illiquid period
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US Treasury Secretary Bessent reiterated that there is an unusual correlation between bonds and energy.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent reiterated that there is an unusual correlation between bonds and energy.
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AMC Entertainment to overhaul billions in debt, refinancing first- and second-lien debt and extending maturities
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. announced on Monday a plan to refinance first- and second-lien debt and extend maturities, following recent box office successes.
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Nuveen Plans Dollar Bonds, Debut in Sterling for Schroders Deal
Nuveen is planning its first sterling bond sale, along with three dollar-denominated issues, to fund the buyout of UK money manager Schroders.
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Foreign Investors Pile Into Chile Government Debt to Record Highs as Fiscal Stance Reassures and 'Sell America' Sentiment Resurfaces
Foreign Investors Pile Into Chile Government Debt to Record Highs as Fiscal Stance Reassures and 'Sell America' Sentiment Resurfaces
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Brent Crude Falls to $101.19 Amid Speculation of Trump-Iran President Meeting, Driving Rebound in French and Italian Government Bonds
Brent Crude Falls to $101.19 Amid Speculation of Trump-Iran President Meeting, Driving Rebound in French and Italian Government Bonds
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Goldman Sachs recommends buying some distressed bonds of Virgin Media O2 and VodafoneZiggo.
Goldman Sachs traders are urging credit investors to refocus on some of the beaten-down bonds of Virgin Media O2 and VodafoneZiggo. This follows months of declining debt prices for the two telecom com
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US Treasury yields ease on Monday, with 10-year note falling 3 bps to 4.967%
US Treasury yields were lower on Monday, tracking a global easing of government borrowing costs amid falling oil prices. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield fell by around 3 basis points to 4.96
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IMF warns: Global public debt to exceed 100% of GDP by 2029, two years earlier than projected, with US debt path "unsustainable."
Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stated at an economic forum in New York on September 20 that the latest IMF projections show global public debt will e
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Citi Raises 10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield Forecast to 5.0% by Year-End
Citi's strategist Jason Williams explained that the world is now fundamentally different compared to the July FOMC, leading to the revised outlook. The bank assumes Fed rate hike pricing will remain u
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Hana Bank issues $100m five-year digital bond via Euroclear's blockchain platform, achieving same-day settlement in a Korea foreign currency bond market first
Hana Bank issues $100m five-year digital bond via Euroclear's blockchain platform, achieving same-day settlement in a Korea foreign currency bond market first
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Wall Street's three major banks predict the U.S. Treasury will issue approximately $1 trillion in short-term Treasury bills over the next year, posing a dilemma for Scott Bessent's policy.
Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, and Goldman Sachs latest forecasts indicate that the U.S. Treasury will net borrow approximately $1 trillion through the issuance of short-term Treasury bills in the c
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US Treasury investors are shifting to short-term bonds, betting that the Federal Reserve will succeed in curbing inflation.
U.S. government bond investors are shifting their focus to holding short-term government bonds, betting that the Federal Reserve will ultimately succeed in curbing inflation. This comes after the two-
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WSJ Opinion: Treasury Secretary Bessent Faces Predicament Amid 5% 10-Year Yields, Tariffs Blamed for Bond Busting
The Wall Street Journal's opinion piece highlights that 10-year Treasury bond yields are around 5%, leading to higher borrowing costs for Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The article points out that
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Wall Street expects US to issue about $1tn of short-term debt as borrowing costs climb
The growing reliance on Treasury bills comes as US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent seeks to curb the rise in long-term rates.
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Emerging market investors are favoring local currency sovereign bonds, as surging U.S. Treasury yields diminish the appeal of dollar-denominated debt.
Emerging market investors are favoring local currency sovereign bonds, as surging U.S. Treasury yields diminish the appeal of dollar-denominated debt.
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Cracks are appearing in Europe's junk real estate bond market, with risky bonds plummeting and new issuances canceled.
Europe's real estate debt market is starting to show the strain of high interest rates, with prices for riskier bonds falling sharply and a rare cancellation of a new junk-rated bond issuance. Net Zer
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Bloomberg Markets: Investors are eager for long-term bonds, but companies are reluctant to sell
Investors currently have strong demand for long-term bonds, but companies are reluctant to issue such bonds, leading to a supply-demand mismatch in the market.
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