Traders Are Bracing for a Key Bond Sale. Yields Hit a New Multi-Decade High. The benchmark 10-year Treasury hit the highest level since 2002. International Business Times · 1h ago
Why are U.S. Treasury yields rising again, and what do 24-year-high bond rates mean for American investors and their portfolios? Why US Treasury yields are hitting 2002 highs? U.S. Treasury yields are rising again. The Federal Reserve is one reason. It isn't the only one. The government is issuing more debt. Companies are also selling more bonds. Investors are demanding higher returns. Inflation remains a concern. That is pushing yields… The Economic Times · 1h ago
India bonds tumble after RBI's first rate hike in nearly four years In a bid to combat inflation, the Reserve Bank of India has increased the key interest rate to 5.5%. This decision has led to a notable dip in Indian government bonds in the market. Factors such as climbing global oil prices are further complicating the economic landscape. While the 10-year… The Economic Times · 2h ago
Global Market: UK Gilt yields rise as oil, US Treasury yields weigh on bonds British 10-year gilt yields jumped 6 basis points to 5.44%, nearing a 19-year high, as rising oil prices and US Treasury yields fueled inflation concerns. Investors also focused on Britain’s upcoming October 28 budget and fiscal outlook. Potentially higher borrowing needs and weak global bond markets added pressure to government… The Economic Times · 4h ago
Global Market: Nomura Asset Management targets global investors as Japan markets regain appeal Nomura Asset Management is seeking to capitalise on rising global interest in Japanese equities and bonds, using stronger markets, higher yields and an expanded overseas network to grow its international business. The Economic Times · 5h ago
Pimco touts diversification need as yields lure at 24-year high According to Pimco, bond yields are at unprecedented peaks, offering lucrative income opportunities for investors. The firm recommends allocating funds across both developed and emerging markets to lessen risk exposure. Long bonds signal possible inflation persistence, fueled by rising energy costs. They also highlight fiscal challenges in nations such as… The Economic Times · 13h ago
Why You Need to Pay Attention to the Bond Market (and These ETFs) Right Now Investor allocations to bonds have plunged to near a 40-year low, right as the U.S. Treasury ramps up its reliance on short-term debt to finance soaring long-term yields. Barchart · 19h ago
Wake Up and Protect Your Portfolio: S&P 500 Investors Face an Impending Double Whammy with Stocks and Bonds The stock and bond markets are inextricably linked by the single most critical variable in capitalism: the price of money. Barchart · 20h ago
Should I Still Own Bonds? The Math After Their Worst Quarter Since 1994 If you opened your 401(k) this week, the bond slice is the part that looks, well, pretty crappy. The 10-year Treasury yield just posted its biggest quarterly jump in three decades, and a broad total bond market index fund lost around 3.5% for the quarter. Thousandaire · 22h ago
Is the 60/40 Portfolio Finally Back to Work? It Depends on One Thing. With the 10-year Treasury back above 5%, the 60/40 portfolio looks viable again. But will bonds hedge stocks? The risks, plus a simple two-ETF setup. Barchart · Oct 6
Indian bonds rangebound as traders await a hawkish RBI verdict Indian government bonds witnessed minimal changes on Tuesday as traders prepared for an expected rate hike. The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield decreased slightly, reflecting a cautious market sentiment. Many economists predict the Reserve Bank of India will raise its key policy rate by 25 basis points during the meeting.… The Economic Times · Oct 6
NS&I increases rates on British Savings Bonds in major boost to savers NS&I said the rate increases reflect changes in the wider savings market The Independent UK · Oct 6
Why junk bonds deliver equity-like returns but with far inferior volatility, explains Saurabh Mukherjea High-yield bonds, often labelled “junk”, have historically delivered a large share of stock market returns with lower volatility. Saurabh Mukherjea explains how coupons, seniority in repayment and diversification can make them useful in portfolios. The Economic Times · Oct 6
India bonds slip as traders wait for hawkish central bank action Indian government bonds have seen a downward trend as market participants speculated on tighter monetary policies from the central bank. The yield on the 6.94% 2036 benchmark bond climbed to 7.2213%. Analysts forecast a 25 basis point boost in the RBI's key policy rate. Investors are attentively looking for additional… The Economic Times · Oct 6
The Economic Times · Oct 6 SP Group unit raises $460 million in rupee debt to repay loans Eqyizen Investment, a subsidiary of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, has successfully secured 44.5 billion rupees through the issuance of zero-coupon rupee bonds. These bonds will mature in July 2029, offering an attractive yield of 18.95%. The funds will assist in fulfilling a financial obligation linked to Porteast Investment, which faces…
The Economic Times · Oct 6 US Treasury yields for 10-year, 30-year hit 24-year highs, two-year Treasury yield down. What does this mean for US Fed Interest Rate, check experts predictions US yields rose on Monday even as oil prices fell. Oil fell after crude exports from the Middle East increased and the Group of Seven nations pledged to boost supplies.
Reason · Oct 5 The Bond Market Doesn't Trust the Treasury To judge from rising 10-year interest rates, the bond market doesn't seem to expect Trump to bring inflation or spending under control.
The Economic Times · Oct 5 Euro hits 17-month low as French debt fears, US inflation lift dollar The euro reached a 17-month low against the dollar due to worries over France's budget deficit. Concerns about a potential euro-zone debt crisis have heightened market caution amid political uncertainty. Bonds from more indebted countries faced selling pressure, while German government debt remained favored. The dollar gained in strength partly…
The Economic Times · Oct 5 French bond contagion fears are rattling the euro The value of the euro has declined significantly as French borrowing costs increase. Concerns are rising among European policymakers regarding potential contagion across the euro area. The French government's proposed budget aims to reduce its high debt while facing strong political opposition. Investors are shifting from French bonds to safer…
The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 5 Bond Funds Still Confuse Investors Who Thought Fixed Income Was Supposed to Feel Safe Bond funds occupy an uncomfortable and awkward corner of investing. They carry the reassuring phrase “fixed income,” often pay regular distributions, and can sit inside portfolios designed to reduce stock-market drama. Then the account statement arrives after a rough stretch for bonds, and the supposedly sensible investment has lost money.
MarketBeat · Oct 5 5 Oversold Corners of the Market That Could Bounce If Breadth Finally Improves Amid narrow market breadth and a tentative bond bounce, Bank of America, NextEra Energy, XLU, RTX, and IWM stand out as oversold names poised to benefit if rotation beyond tech broadens.
Barchart · Oct 5 This ETF is Soaring as the Bond Market Gets Crushed. What Investors Need to Know Before Buying. PFIX is designed to ramp higher when interest rates rise. Is it the right addition to your portfolio?
MyLifeXP · Oct 5 Doing Everything Right but Still Have Dull Skin? Here’s Why If this sounds familiar, it doesn't necessarily mean your skincare routine is bad. Healthy-looking skin depends on much more than the products sitting on your bathroom shelf. Dead skin-cell buildup, dehydration, sun exposure, irritation, lifestyle factors and even using too many active ingredients can all affect how your skin looks.…
The Economic Times · Oct 5 France debt crisis deepens: Euro falls to 17-month low as bond yields rise - here’s what you need to know France debt crisis explained: France is facing significant financial challenges as its budget deficit is projected to rise to 5% by 2027. The euro has decreased to a 17-month low due to concerns over this budget deficit. Rising yields on French government bonds are showing investor anxiety and market instability.
The Economic Times · Oct 5 Indian bonds hold tight range ahead of RBI policy meeting Amidst cautious market dynamics, Indian government bonds show signs of stability as investors refrain from placing new bets ahead of a potential interest rate hike from the Reserve Bank of India. With looming geopolitical factors and a softer U.S. jobs report suggesting a pause in rate increases by the Federal…