Global bond rout puts Australia’s central bank on frontline

SYDNEY: The bond market rout is starting to test the resolve of global central banks, and nowhere is that clearer than in Australia, where policymakers are struggling to defend their yield targets.

Bond traders tussle with RBI on borrowing strategy

Central bank’s support of US$165bil govt plan draws ire

Bond traders struggle to pick winners in riskiest markets

DISCERNING investors could eke more gains out of developing-nation bonds, but the bulk of the rally in the riskiest corners of the market may have passed.

India’s budget can power stocks another 10% higher

MUMBAI: India’s plan to spend its way out of the coronavirus funk is capturing the imagination of stock watchers, with some rushing to revise higher their targets for the nation’s equity benchmarks.

Morgan Stanley, Goldman lead bonus bounce for Asia bankers

NEW YORK: Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc investment bankers are getting the biggest bonus bumps among peers in Asia after revenue from the region climbed by about a third on increased deal flows.

Insight - Goldman Sachs highlights bond trading limits

With all of the largest US banks except Morgan Stanley now having reported fourth-quarter earnings, it’s clear that bond traders struggled to meet expectations in the final three months of 2020.

Bitcoin and Tesla have gotten the Fed’s attention

Bond traders close out chaotic year with key 1% level in sight

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks surge on stimulus hopes, US$ depressed

NEW YORK: Global stocks hit record highs on Thursday, fueled by growing optimism that deals will be reached over a fresh U.S. stimulus package and a post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union.

One of the world’s biggest bond markets is whittled down by QE

BRUSSELS: In Europe, investors like Alessandro Tentori are starting to say their goodbyes to the region’s bond market, worried that soon there may not be any place left for them.