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The UK’s gift to the world one year ago was to give a technicolour example of what to avoid
Stocks and bonds weaken after Federal Reserve signals rate cuts will take place only gradually
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The Nature Conservancy drops term that has been criticised for suggesting all money raised goes to marine conservation
That shrinking feeling
August data shows consumer price growth exceeded 2% target for 17th straight month
Green debt issuance will be a test of investor appetite for Lula’s environmental agenda
Central government support for local financing vehicles helped lift debt sales in August to near-record levels
Higher rates AND growth, for longer
UK Supreme Court gives green light for lawsuit against Credit Suisse and Gulf-based shipbuilder Privinvest
Why is everyone so worried about Treasury futures?
IIF warns countries will have to allocate more to interest expenses as debt as a share of GDP starts to rise again
Short positions in 2-year Treasury futures reached record highs in August
There are good economic reasons for nerves and the PM has shown herself willing to rattle markets
And the Treasury basis trade scare story
There are three supportive arguments for the battered US Treasury market
Investment chiefs point to cooling labour market and favour Treasuries
One of the aims of retail bond sales is to press banks into raising savers’ interest rates
Unfortunately, they might not apply elsewhere though
Corporate bond maturities fall to lowest in a decade with some investors also preferring higher yields of shorter-term debt
DBRS Morningstar’s upgrade expected to lead to a series of similar upward revisions from junk status
Cunning new vulture investor or Poundland Elliott?
Unease is rising — as are the extreme positions taken by hedge funds
Bank of Japan’s dovish monetary policy has made yen-denominated debt issuance attractive
Since the inversion of the Treasury yield curve, investors have faced a dilemma
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