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weak equity markets, and “the housing downturn really gathering pace now,” ING economist James Knightley told theWall Street Journal, adding that it “reinforces the feeling that it’s only a matter of time before we’re in a proper recession.” ...
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The market for emerging market bonds “is very hot right now,” Akbar Causer, emerging markets portfolio manager at Eaton Vance, told theWall Street Journal. “It’s very easy for a company to come to the market, especially if you’re in a country that’s in favor.” Emerging market co...
In an effort to return cash to investors, Apple is reaching out to the debt market and offering $17 billion in bonds, the biggest non-bank bond offering in history, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. The bond offering comes after Apple announced last week that its board ...
“The market is spiraling out of control,”Eugene McGillian, vice president, market research at Tradition Energy, told the WSJ. “It’s really a continuation of what we’ve been seeing before, and on top of that, the uncertainty about the president’s tweet to producers about what they’...
(The Wall Street Journal – Guide to understanding money investing) a. Different issuers – Government (Treasury securities: T-bills, T-notes, T-bonds, Foreign-targeted T-notes), states, cities, counties, and towns (Municipal bonds), corporations (corporate bonds) What is a bond? Different ...
“What’s going on with the Treasury bond market right now is systems are breaking . . . they broke the interest rate swaps. They are not functioning anymore. . . . Foreigners are dumping Treasuries.”Dr. Willie contends this is what caused the spike in interest rates in the past few ...
Natural gas was the top commodities gainer Friday while treasuries reversed course, pushing yields higher.
The Wall Street Journal published a piece on the inverted yield curve as a recession indicator a few weeks back, mulling over why this reliable indicator seemed to be broken. The piece is very good and is worth the read, not least because they’ve blown