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Yahoo Finance: The US 10-year government bond yield hovers around 4.8%, a new high since November 2023.
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that the US 10-year government bond yield is currently hovering around a multi-year high of 4.8%, having touched 4.818% earlier this month, its highest level since Nov
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US Mortgage and Refinance Rates on Sep 7: 30-Year Fixed Purchase at 6.67%, 15-Year Fixed at 6.04%, Fixed Purchase Rates Lower Than Refi Rates
According to Zillow lender marketplace data for Monday, September 7, 2026, the 30-year fixed purchase rate is 6.67%, 6 basis points lower than the current refinance rate. The 15-year fixed purchase ra
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JPMorgan Chase strategist Matejka says investors should buy stocks on dips given the strong corporate earnings outlook.
JPMorgan Chase strategist Matejka stated that despite rising global bond yields and inflation concerns, the stock market rally will continue given strong corporate earnings prospects, and investors sh
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MTN Group Ltd. meets Eurobond investors a decade after its last sale, seeking financing for a large acquisition and addressing significant debt due next month.
MTN Group Ltd. meets Eurobond investors a decade after its last sale, seeking financing for a large acquisition and addressing significant debt due next month.
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Investors Turn to Emerging Market Debt Amid Yield Volatility
Investors Turn to Emerging Market Debt Amid Yield Volatility
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Variant Perception: US 10-year government bond yield rise driven by real term premium, fair value between 4.10% and 4.35%
Variant Perception noted in a report that the recent rise in the US 10-year government bond yield has been driven by the real term premium, rather than inflation expectations or interest rate expectat
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Morgan Stanley: Expects Eurozone Bond Yield Curve to Resteen in 2027
Morgan Stanley strategists stated in a report that they expect the Eurozone bond yield curve to steepen again by 2027, which will prompt debt management offices to continue gradually shortening the we
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Financial Times analysis suggests bonds have returned to a 'normal' state, despite persistent upward pressure on yields
Financial Times analysis suggests bonds have returned to a 'normal' state, despite persistent upward pressure on yields
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European bond markets are experiencing the most severe sell-off among major economies, with UK, Italian, and French government bonds dragged down by energy shocks and political risk concerns.
Spiraling natural gas prices and rising political risks are accelerating a sell-off in European bond markets, making it the most intense among major economies in recent weeks.
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Malaysia Bonds Draw Record $3.9 Billion Inflows in August
Malaysia's bonds attracted a record $3.9 billion in August, driven by optimism over the artificial intelligence boom's impact on the Southeast Asian economy.
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Miller Tabak: US 10-year government bond yield faces critical test at 4.8%; a breakthrough could cause "serious problems" for other assets.
Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, stated that the US 10-year government bond yield faces a critical test at 4.8%, and a sustained breach of this level could cause "serious problems"
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Japan Likely Sold Foreign Securities Including US Treasuries to Fund Record Yen Intervention Over Past Month
Japan Likely Sold Foreign Securities Including US Treasuries to Fund Record Yen Intervention Over Past Month
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Economist El-Erian: Hyperscale tech companies' bond issuance spree is competing with US Treasuries, pushing up interest rates; Norway's sovereign wealth fund plans to reduce its holdings of US Treasuries by $80 billion.
Mohamed El-Erian, a renowned economist, stated that governments and hyperscale tech companies like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle are issuing a large volume of bonds to support their ra
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JPMorgan Asset Management and BlackRock Bet on Emerging Market Bonds Amid Global Bond Turmoil
As government bonds from major economies like the US and Japan face pressure from energy-driven inflation and rising interest rate prospects, funds including JPMorgan Asset Management and BlackRock In
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Netherlands' Central Bank Moves Gold Out of New York, Norway's $2.4 Trillion Oil Fund Plans to Cut US Treasury Holdings
The Netherlands' central bank cited "geopolitical unrest" this week in its decision to move gold out of New York. Separately, Norway's $2.4 trillion oil fund floated a plan to cut its US Treasury hold
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Schwab's bond ETFs attracted billions of dollars in inflows as of August, with two ETFs alone seeing nearly $2 billion, as investors sought safety and portfolio rebalancing.
As of August, each of Schwab's core bond funds attracted over $1 billion in inflows, with two ETFs (including Schwab 5-10 Year Corporate Bond ETF SCHI, Schwab U.S. TIPS ETF SCHP, and Schwab Aggregate
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September CMBS Maturities Total $2.74B, With 26.96% of Loans Severely Impaired for Refinancing
According to Trepp's analysis, September's private-label CMBS hard maturities amount to $2.74 billion across 100 whole loans, a decrease from $5.49 billion in August. However, the refinance profile is
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Seaport Research Golub: Strong Jobs Report Bolsters Case for September Fed Rate Hike, Despite Trump's Call for Cuts
Jonathan Golub, managing director and chief U.S. equity strategist at Seaport Research Partners, stated that a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report reinforces the Federal Reserve's rationale for ra
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U.S. Treasury Sell-Off Intensifies, Putting More Pressure on Most Vulnerable U.S. Borrowers
According to the Financial Times, the sell-off in US Treasuries has pushed the spreads on the riskiest junk bonds to their highest level since the market crash triggered by the "Liberation Day" tariff
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Fitch Removes Qatar from Negative Watch List, Maintains AA Sovereign Rating
Fitch Ratings announced on Friday it has removed Qatar from "Rating Watch Negative" and affirmed its sovereign rating at AA. The agency cited reduced risks to Qatar's liquefied natural gas (LNG) facil
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SoftBank Group sets 4.75% coupon for 1 trillion yen ($6.4 billion) retail bond, its highest in 17 years and largest by a Japanese company
SoftBank Group sets 4.75% coupon for 1 trillion yen ($6.4 billion) retail bond, its highest in 17 years and largest by a Japanese company
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S&P Downgrades Senegal's Credit Rating to Junk
S&P Global Ratings further downgraded Senegal's credit rating to junk status, citing an "extremely high likelihood" of a distressed debt exchange or default on the country's foreign currency commercia
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Ketaki Sharma, CEO of Algorithm Research, stated that inflation is the primary factor in assessing the bond market and the Federal Reserve's next moves.
Ketaki Sharma, CEO of Algorithm Research, stated that inflation is the primary factor in assessing the bond market and the Federal Reserve's next moves.
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Billions of dollars in U.S. savings bonds have stopped accruing interest, possibly unbeknownst to their owners, the U.S. Treasury Department reported.
The U.S. Treasury Department reports that billions of dollars in matured but unredeemed U.S. savings bonds remain in circulation. These Series EE and I savings bonds stop accruing interest 30 years af
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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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