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MPs on public accounts committee find means of monitoring that debt is being issued at lowest price to be ‘nebulous’
Concerns about independence of central bank weigh on currency, as Warsaw’s relations with EU thaw
BlackRock and Schroders post corporate bonds in repo trades to boost funds’ resilience during times of crisis
European investors opt for junk bond ETFs in home markets over US for first time since 2019
A number of high street lenders have increased cost of home loans in recent weeks
Treasury courts new sources of demand as it faces record bond issuance needs
Schemes increase exposure in wake of 2022 gilts market crisis and as they prepare for buyout deals
New fiscal forecasts show chancellor has dwindling room for manoeuvre
Chancellor examines new curbs on Whitehall budgets as his fiscal headroom is hit by higher borrowing costs
Price growth undershoots forecasts and leads traders to raise bets on interest rate cuts by Bank of England
Pace of earnings growth including bonuses slowed to 5.8% in fourth quarter, official figures show
Differing paths of equities and fixed income mark return to longer-term norm
Currency has climbed nearly 3% this year, handing losses to speculators positioned for a decline
Syndication time, come on
Potential losses on BoE bond-buying could have impact on public spending, says Treasury committee
Countries issued record amount of debt in January as investors sought to lock in yields
Five-year $70bn auction in April to be biggest sale
Yields drop sharply ahead of Fed policy announcement as traders increase bets on March interest rate cut
Bond dealers and investors highlight ‘structural shift’ in gilt buying
Spread between Italian and German debt narrows as traditional core-periphery dividing lines fade
UK bonds underperform US and German counterparts after unexpected rise in inflation
Fund manager bets on economic reforms by buying lira-denominated bonds
First increase in rate for 10 months leads traders to scale back expectations of interest rate cuts
Investors have scrambled to buy eurozone government debt in early 2024 as they bet on ECB rate cuts
Rachel Reeves’ pitch to regenerate British economy must cut through Tory attack lines and bond investor scepticism
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