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Modi’s record debt sales before polls to pressure Indian bonds
MUMBAI: After posting the best quarter in four years, Indian bonds are pitted against a familiar foe: likely record debt sales by the government to finance populist measures before national election due by May.
Yen bulls face reckoning
SINGAPORE: Investors growing increasingly bullish on the yen may have to re-examine their outlooks if retail sales and industrial production figures due this week add to mounting evidence that Japan’s economy is slowing.
Rebound in the offing for equities this year
Three indicators that signal a pending recession not flashing red yet
Emerging markets stocks poised for turnaround but trade nimbly
WITH increasing calls to avoid US stocks, which other stocks would be good to trade?
Oil prices fall on rising US rig count, economic slowdown
SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell on Monday after U.S. energy firms added rigs for the first time this year in a sign that crude production there will rise further.
US Treasury set to borrow US$1 trillion for a second year to finance deficit
NEW YORK: The U.S. Treasury Department is set to maintain elevated sales of long-term debt to finance the government’s widening budget deficit, with new issuance projected to top $1 trillion for a second-straight year.
Takeda to plan biggest Japan company bond offering ever
TOKYO: Takeda Pharmaceutical Co is planning what would be the biggest single tranche Japanese corporate yen bond sale in an effort to extend its debt obligations following its US$62bil purchase of Shire Plc, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
S&P Ratings cautious on Indian govt supporting SOEs
SINGAPORE: S&P Global Ratings foresees credit risks at Indian state-owned enterprises (SOEs) from corporate activity designed to support the Indian government's budgetary coffers.
Gold hits eight-month high
NEW YORK: Gold hit an eight-month high while world stock markets were mixed ahead of further U.S.-Sino trade talks, a raft of technology company results, including Apple's, and a Federal Reserve decision on U.S. interest rates.
Time to talk about Lebanese debt overhaul
DUBAI: Lebanon should consider a voluntary debt restructuring to avert a financial crisis despite pledges of aid from Gulf benefactors, according to Franklin Templeton Investments, which manages US$650bil in assets worldwide.
