Emerging Asia’s local-currency bonds are poised to rebound in 2026, according to Fidelity and Bank of America https://t.co/I8T1EtvKtp ...

India’s pension regulator has broadened investment opportunities for National Pension System fund managers, allowing deeper participation in equities, bonds and alternative assets as part of a sweeping update to investment norms https://t.co/GjnlLF6QOS ...

Mozambique bonds were among top performers in emerging markets after the country’s president said he expects to secure a new IMF funding program early next year https://t.co/zIidZ403HF ...

On this episode of Market Sense, we are talking about interest rates and whether this rate cutting cycle could continue in 2026. We also delve into the end of quantitative tightening and how it may impact the bond market. Plus, what's next for Fed and monetary policy as Chair Powell's term ends in May. 02:12 Latest market news 05:03 Market Resiliency 06:54 AI 09:42 Tariffs 12:58 International stocks 14:54 Weaker dollar 17:49 Federal Reserve & interest rates 19:38 Gold rush 21:03 Bitcoin boom or bust? 22:21 ...

Ukraine and a group of investors have reached an agreement on the country’s proposal to swap its GDP-linked securities into a new class of bonds, concluding months of negotiations over the securities https://t.co/bDqyRhxROI ...

As Treasury yields fall, dividend stocks with higher payouts and room to maintain them are becoming an appealing bond alternative. ...

Over time, stocks usually produce a higher return than bonds but also involve greater risk. https://t.co/1rk8A3Z9r3 ...

As Sweden prepares to spend more on defence, it looks set to open the fiscal taps and issue a flood of new bonds. Stockholm is becoming a bond trader’s paradise as a result https://t.co/NYg8Qd3Nxa ...

European nations look set to lower the length of their borrowing as an overhaul of the Dutch pension system reduces demand for longer-maturity bonds https://t.co/3gLpBoz8mM ...

So, Maxwell you know, Governor Governor Gavin Newsom, you know, put the university under fire for shelving this project, but it's back now on. So what happened in the meantime. So it wasn't that Newsom was angry at the university. He was just angry at institutions across the country that were complying with the Trump administration's demands.But ultimately, why this deal was shelved in August was because the U.S. was still contemplating how they were going to respond to the Trump administration, and any pot ...