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| | ... liquid equity indices. These derivatives are backed by investment grade sovereign and corporate bonds, predominantly UK gilts, aiming to minimise credit risk. "Volatility and predictability don't usually go hand in hand. While sophisticated investors ... |
| | | ... worries and the consequent spike in US bond yields have lifted sovereign bond yields almost everywhere. The yield on UK gilts have risen to a high of 0.80% this year. This is already 73 percentage points higher than the 0.07% low recorded last year and ... |
| | | ... "The Janus Henderson manager said the $2.2bn Global Unconstrained Bond Fund has taken a short position on Treasuries, UK gilts and German Bunds. Mr Gross, the so-called bond king, said he left the Japanese government bond market alone." "Mr Gross pointed ... |
| | | ... 2.37% overnight from 2.14% at the close of the week ended 23 June (before hawkish comments); Eurozone bonds up 31 bps and UK gilts up 28 bps - Japanese JGBs of the same maturity increased by a mere four bps over the same period. BOJ Governor Haruhiko ... |
| | | ... dipped a bit from US$1.2450 to US$1.2438; The FTSE-100 index gained a bit, up 0.4% on the day; and the yield on 10-year UK gilts slipped by 4 bps to 1.15%. Perhaps this is because May's move was largely expected or it's still too early in the day to ... |
| | | ... investors own about $500 billion," Thiel said. "The perception of the election is incredibly important in terms of where UK gilts will go. Our investment thesis in the UK has been to be actually short UK gilts. They're about 20 basis points lower on ... |
| | | ... Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) on banks have led to a commonwealth and state-debt buying spree. "With US treasuries, UK gilts and German bunds offering record low yields due to flight-to-safety buying, the higher-yielding Australian market will ... |
| | | ... because, "it's too early to speak of an alternative" to the dollar. China and Russia and other holders of US Treasuries and UK Gilts are right to be concerned. Bond yields are rising in both economies and this is showing signs of persistence. Although ... |
| | | ... entice China to buy more pieces of the US government? The same thing happened on the way to the UK. Yields on long-term UK gilts rose after its debt auction failed to attract enough buyers. Like the Fed, the BoE is also buying long-term gilts outright. ... |
| | | ... corporate bonds and commercial paper, asset-backed securities and syndicated loans. These will be funded by the sale of UK gilts. And just like the Fed and the BoJ, it would soon find itself with interest rates at zero. Next week's MPC meeting, where ... |
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