What Is a Bond Yield Curve and Why Inversions Scare Markets

Rates Spark: Bonds Back To Hedging Market Risks

Rates Spark: Bonds Back To Hedging Market Risks

Shining light on India’s corporate bond market

Shining light on India’s corporate bond market

10-year yield seen slipping to 6.64% as Fed bets ease

Indian government bonds may see further gains as US jobs data eases rate hike concerns. The potential inclusion of Indian sovereign bonds in a major index also supports bond prices. Retreating crude oil prices further contribute to the positive outlook for these bonds. Benchmark 10-year yields have already declined and are expected to ease more. Analysts anticipate further easing towards 6.64 levels in the near term.

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Repricing of 30-Year Treasury Yield Has Just Begun, PGIM’s Peters Says

The return of the 30-year US Treasury yield above 5 is prompting investors to rethink what they consider an attractive level, according to PGIM’s Gregory Peters.

Side-eyeing the ’90s summer trend

Wistful overtures to an easier decade are willfully ignoring financial realities

The bond market knows something about the $39 trillion national debt that Washington doesn’t

A more hawkish Fed could be bad news for the record debt. The bond market decided to ignore it.

Worried About Stagflation? You Might Want to Own These 3 ETFs.

Bonds and international stocks offer surprising potential to protect your money.

Euro zone bond yields fall ahead of US Iran talks

Euro zone government bond yields edged lower as investors balanced easing energy prices against expectations for renewed diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iran. The decline in oil prices, driven by the gradual recovery of crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, has reduced immediate concerns over energy-led inflation, increasing demand for safer government [] The post Euro zone bond yields fall ahead of US Iran talks appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.

Bank for International Settlements Flags Debt, Inflation, AI Risks

BIS flags rising debt, inflation pressures and AI-driven market risks as key threats to global financial stability.

Are Total Market Bond Funds a Smart Addition to Your Portfolio? A Financial Planner Outlines Possible Risks and Rewards

Are Total Market Bond Funds a Smart Addition to Your Portfolio? A Financial Planner Outlines Possible Risks and Rewards

Can Andy Burnham fix Britain’s essential services and debt problem?

Nowadays, prime ministers and even presidents cower before the mighty bond markets. These have the ability – in democracies, at least – to have leaders ejected from office via the ballot box, as even US President Donald Trump appears to acknowledge. However, it is not enough to simply offer dismissive gestures towards the bond markets, as some political leaders have discovered to their cost. It is much more important to ask why it is that bond markets have become so powerful. It is refreshing in...

Bank of England hit by internal divisions over shake-up

Critics say failure to give clear signals is ‘confusing’ and risks wrongfooting the bond markets

Bond Investors Face a New Era of Fed Uncertainty

Bond Investors Face a New Era of Fed Uncertainty

Why Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Altcoins Are Falling Amid the Escalating US-Iran Crisis

The crypto market overall is going in a downward direction.Continue reading on Coinmonks »

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Korea’s Chips Rally Is Driving Its Stock Market Into a Danger Zone

The rally driven by the global artificial-intelligence boom has exposed structural vulnerabilities in a stock market unaccustomed to wild swings.

Tech selloff stirs bubble fears in US stock market

Soaring valuations, dramatic swings in the market value of trillion-dollar companies, and periodic sharp selloffs have fueled growing concerns that parts of the U.S. stock market may be in a bubble. Investors have long been skeptical of the astronomical gains in AI and semiconductor stocks, questioning whether Wall Street is inflating another speculative bubble. Markets reporter Saqib Ahmed has more. #stockmarket #AIbubble #speculation #stockbubble

Solvent governments may default if they lack liquidity to repay loans – World Bank

In its June 2026 Global Economic Prospects report, it said liquidity and rollover risks render interest rates more sensitive to additional debt, adding, high inflation is associated with a stronger linkage between spreads and debt, whereas weaker governance increases the estimated sensitivity of domestic-currency bond yields to debt.

What soaring public debt means for investors and the economy

What soaring public debt means for investors and the economy

Global investors are turning to Australia for higher returns

BlackRock Head of Global Fixed Income for Apex Navin Saigal claims Australia offers some of the most attractive yields in the developed world as Asia-Pacific markets diverge from the US. “I think APAC as a whole has shown that it can stand apart from the rest of the world,” Mr Saigal told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “Asian bonds overall have acted in quite an uncorrelated way from US Bonds. This has caused inflation to diverge and the bond market to diverge. “That has created an opportunity for investors to buy a complementary asset through Asia Pacific bonds. “I think Australia stands out even within the region for having a yield that is one of the highest of the developed markets in the region.”

Money, Interest, and the Business Cycle

The two great confusions about money and interest, from Aristotle’s “money cannot beget money” to modern credit expansion, and how monetary manipulation by banks and governments produces inflation and the business cycle.