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Copper shoots higher on hopes China will soon loosen Covid-19 curbs
OK?
And the UK equity discount
Short-term Treasury yields hit highest level since 2007 as markets bet Fed will push rates above 5%
Investors fear Warsaw’s policy mix will make future debts less sustainable
Fresh surge in new client money contrasts $790bn suffered by mutual funds
Sale of £750mn of short-term government debt comes as UK central bank seeks to trim balance sheet
Seriously sloppy wording ahoy
Central bank faces a tricky but necessary exit from its ‘yield curve control’ policy
Fed’s aggressive monetary policy has added to volatility in the normally boring $24tn market
Portfolio history lessons from BofA and Berenberg
BOOO!
Shares in two tech bellwethers suffer biggest one-day drop in two years
Rising costs of the debt instruments will add further strain to state finances
Price of gilts advance further as Rishi Sunak is confirmed as UK prime minister
Prices rally as markets react with relief to Rishi Sunak victory in Conservative party leadership contest
RIP YCC?
An exhaustive look at the US government bond market structure and why people want to overhaul it
Debt sold by state and local governments has avoided worst of fixed-income sell-off
Many asset managers have been caught off guard by the unpredictability of continuing global market ructions — some are battening down the hatches, while others sense opportunity. Plus: China fails to stem bond outflows as property woes persist
Analysts predict greater recovery potential than for developed economies if inflation and interest rates stabilise
Impact of quantitative tightening adds to concerns as liquidity continues to fall
Government bonds offer higher rates but can no longer be seen as ultra-safe
Early gains evaporate as S&P 500 gives up 0.8%
Questions raised by policymakers are a sign of mounting unease about American government bonds
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