Category: Bonds
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Fed’s QT pause, Treasury’s debt plans may offer fleeting relief to US bonds
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By boldness of the beard NEW YORK (Reuters) – A possible slowdown in the public budget withdrawal of the public budget of the public budget and the Scott Bessens Ministry of Treasury against the long -term debt in the short term in the short term to the bond market tensions…
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Europe Defense Spending Lifts Stocks, Hurts Bonds: Markets Wrap
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(Bloomberg) – European bonds have declined and defense companies have risen to the possibility of increasing military spending, which may force governments to intensify borrowing in the coming years. Most of them read from Bloomberg All the prices of German, French and Italian bonds decreased, as Bund’s revenues for 10…
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Bonds Slump, Stocks Waver After Hot US CPI Print: Markets Wrap
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Bread path links PMN Business US government bonds are sold and stocks wandered after stimulating hot inflation data, the Federal Reserve will not have a large space to reduce prices this year. The oil sank on the news of the US talks, Russia on Ukraine. The author of the article:…
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Robert Kiyosaki Warns Baby Boomers Will Be ‘Biggest Losers’– Suggests Kids ‘Nudge’ Parents To Sell Their Homes, Stocks And Bonds ‘Now’
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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Robert Kiyosaki warns baby boomers will be ‘biggest losers’ – suggests kids should ‘nudge’ parents to sell their homes and assets before it’s too late Robert Kiyosaki is nothing if not consistent. Author…
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Ray Dalio Prefers Bitcoin Over Bonds
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Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, said he prefers investing in “hard money” such as bitcoin and gold over debt assets, given high global indebtedness. in letter At the Abu Dhabi Financial Week conference, the veteran investor pointed to “unprecedented levels” of debt witnessed by…
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Ray Dalio Prefers Bitcoin Over Bonds
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Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, said he prefers investing in “hard money” such as bitcoin and gold over debt assets, given high global indebtedness. in letter At the Abu Dhabi Financial Week conference, the veteran investor pointed to “unprecedented levels” of debt witnessed by…
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Stocks, Bonds Rise as Traders Cheer Treasury Pick: Markets Wrap
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(Bloomberg) — A strong Asian day for stocks and Treasuries looks set to extend into Europe, where traders are accepting Donald Trump’s selection of Scott Bescent for Treasury Secretary as a calculated choice that would inject more stability into the U.S. economy and financial markets. Most read from Bloomberg Euro…
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Treasury raises Sh25bn from two November bonds tap sales
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The government raised Sh25.7 billion from its first two bond auctions this month, even as Kenya’s central bank continues to reject high-priced bids in a bid to lower interest rates. The November bond issuance consists of a 15-year note that was initially sold in April 2022, a 10-year note that…
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Treasury raises Sh25bn from two November bonds tap sales
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The government raised Sh25.7 billion from its first two bond auctions this month, even as Kenya’s central bank continues to reject high-priced bids in a bid to lower interest rates. The November bond issuance consists of a 15-year note that was initially sold in April 2022, a 10-year note that…
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Bonds Fall Most Since 2020 as Trump Win Revives Inflation Risk
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(Bloomberg) — U.S. Treasury yields rose — with their highest 30-year rise since the global flight to cash in March 2020 — as investors return to betting that Donald Trump’s return to the White House will boost inflation. Most read from Bloomberg The yield on longer-maturity US government bonds rose…
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Bonds Fall Most Since 2020 as Trump Win Revives Inflation Risk
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(Bloomberg) — U.S. Treasury yields rose — with their highest 30-year rise since the global flight to cash in March 2020 — as investors return to betting that Donald Trump’s return to the White House will boost inflation. Most read from Bloomberg The yield on longer-maturity US government bonds rose…
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Bonds Fall Most Since 2020 as Trump Win Revives Inflation Risk
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(Bloomberg) — U.S. Treasury yields rose — with their highest 30-year rise since the global flight to cash in March 2020 — as investors return to betting that Donald Trump’s return to the White House will boost inflation. Most read from Bloomberg The yield on longer-maturity US government bonds rose…
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Treasury revives plans to tax popular infrastructure bonds
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National Treasury has revived plans to impose a 5% withholding tax on interest earned on infrastructure bonds with maturities of at least three years. Infrastructure bonds (IFBs) have been tax-free since they were first issued in February 2009 – meaning they will be subject to tax for the first time…
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Bonds Are Selling Off Everywhere as Traders Rethink Fed Pathway
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(Bloomberg) — Bonds are falling around the world as investors weigh the possibility of slower U.S. interest rate cuts, a trend that threatens to upend debt conditions everywhere. Most read from Bloomberg Treasuries extended sharp losses on Monday, with the 10-year yield rising back above 4.20% for the first time…
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Asian Shares Decline as Bonds Extend Selloff: Markets Wrap
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(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks fell for a second day along with bonds, as traders consider tempering expectations of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve for the rest of the year. Most read from Bloomberg The MSCI AC Asia-Pacific Index fell as much as 1.1% as benchmark indices in Australia…
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India, S. Korea bonds to join FTSE Russell government indexes in 2025 By Reuters
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(Reuters) – Russell Global Indexes said on Tuesday it will include Indian sovereign bonds in the Emerging Market Government Bond Index (EMGBI) from September 2025, following the inclusion of the index by JPMorgan and Bloomberg Index Services, which could attract billions of dollars into bonds. Local. . The London-based index…
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Senegal’s dollar bonds fall after audit reveals larger debt and deficit By Reuters
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Written by Duncan Miriri NAIROBI (Reuters) – Senegal’s dollar sovereign bonds fell on Friday after a government review revealed larger debt and deficit numbers than the previous administration announced, TradeWeb data showed. Recently elected President Basseru Diomai Faye, who ordered the audit, blamed the previous government for publishing false figures,…
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Fed Interest-Rate Cut Hopes Lift Yen, Boost Bonds: Markets Wrap
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(Bloomberg) — Bonds rose as traders braced for the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, expectations that also lifted the yen. Most Read from Bloomberg Stock markets began a crucial week with quiet moves, with Europe’s benchmark STOXX 600 index down while US stock futures were flat as investors…
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How deleted emails, SMSs may derail NSSF bonds trade probe
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A leaked letter from the central bank on suspected irregular trading in National Social Security Fund government bonds could disrupt investigations into the matter amid concerns that suspects may have moved to destroy key evidence. CMA investigators acknowledged that there was a delay in seizing communication devices such as mobile…
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MPs summon Thugge, CMA boss over NSSF bonds trade
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Parliament has summoned Central Bank of Kenya Governor Kamau Thuji and Capital Markets Authority CEO Wycliffe Shamia over suspicious bond trading between some brokers and the National Social Security Fund. The National Assembly’s Finance and National Planning Committee wants the two regulators to shed light on alleged irregularities in bond…