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| | | ... the commodity ship need to find another boat to ride. There's cash. No, not much yield in it, if at all. There's the bond market. Perhaps. The Fed's buying, the Bank of Japan's buying, but with yields so low...there's little potential upside. The writing's ... |
| | | | ... bailout talks, the impact on Asian bonds has been far less marked," she said. Chan added that diversity of the Asian bond market is giving portfolio managers the scope to pick and choose their investments carefully, boosting the value they can add to ... |
| | | | This was to be the year of the Great Rotation. The period when the bond market waves the white flag and give up the fight for investor dollars to the market for equities. That's until Cyprus. It has to come up with a,-5.8 billion (by taxing bank deposits ... |
| | | | Goldman Sachs Asset Management announced today the launch of the Growth and Emerging Markets Debt Local Fund. The new product seeks to achieve income and capital growth in the long term by investing in bonds issued by emerging market countries, in their ... |
| | | | ... economy. Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating to AA1 from AAA, with Australia now the third largest triple-A bond market after Germany and Canada. The downgrade puts Australia "in a box seat," as the number of economies with triple-A scorecards ... |
| | | | Australian institutional bond investors are considering increasing their allocations to Asia Pacific, where record levels of bond issuance are broadening opportunities for diversification and relatively high returns. AllianceBernstein director of Asia ... |
| | | | Academic research from Imperial College found that Credit Default Swap (CDS) spreads are a poor proxy for sovereign default risk, suggesting that the EU-wide ban on naked CDS positions is unlikely to achieve its aims. Lara Cathcart, senior lecturer ... |
| | | | Can you feel it, can you feel it... can you feel it? Darn right, Virginia! Everywhere you look there seems to be that general sense of optimism that's permeating through every nook and cranny of the financial market world. Seems our work here is done. ... |
| | | | ... year. Thomson Reuters numbers reveal that major Australian banks have already raised $5.4 billion in the domestic bond market and $10.2 billion in global markets. Included among these figures is an Australia and New Zealand Banking Group's $US1.25 billion ... |
| | | | ... Asset Management head of fixed income Roger Bridges has stressed that there is definitely not a bubble forming in the bond market. Current high prices and low yields have raised fears of capital losses within the asset class during 2013 but Bridges insists ... |
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