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The consensus forecast is a mild US recession with bonds becoming more attractive
The angst over supposed ‘de-equitisation’ is misplaced
Investors naturally gravitate towards more defensive ideas and strategies in times of heightened market concern
Criteria for transition funding vary wildly
Expectation for average UK inflation over the next five years is 3.8 per cent
Everything you never wanted to know about central clearing in the world’s benchmark market
Treasury reduces issuance programme by less than market forecasts
Deutsche Bank avoids penalty of almost €156mn after revealing existence of collusion
Inflows into corporate bond funds on track for highest total since July 2020
Public debt in high-income countries has reached elevated levels
Unless the conflict escalates, Israeli securities should track world markets upward in 2024
Easy money has not bred the undead
Interest payments on ‘linkers’ to hit £92bn over the next 5 years
President-elect faces huge economic challenges without congressional majority
Falling tax revenue and high local debt cast doubt on how much budgetary firepower Beijing really has
Banks need to prove to investors that green finance initiatives are more than just a promotional exercise
Bondholders ‘very disappointed and extremely concerned’ over collapse in talks
Ten-year borrowing cost falls to 2-month low after Rome avoids downgrade to ‘junk’ status
CoT strikes back
NAV loans can buy time but cannot stop the inevitable if businesses have not improved
UBS issue of capital instrument generates hotcake exuberance just months after Credit Suisse wipeout
Yield on debt is sharply higher than before the conflict began
The Managed Fund Association bravely stands up for its members
What to do when r - g = 0
Rating agency says investors ignore climate risks when lending to some fossil fuel companies
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