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The only reliable trend in stock market right now is wilder swingsDown one day, up the next, the stock market is making life miserable for anyone in search of a coherent narrative to explain its moves. One...- Markets have a thing or two to tell the Fed about inflationCentral bankers put a 2023 rate increase on the table because of rising longer-term inflation expectations. If those expectations fade, it ...
- Wall Street salivates over one of their own taking charge at FedJames Powell lacks the economic background of every Fed chief since the 1980s.
- Threat to banks? Amazon can soon be your lenderNew US banking regulators seem more willing to entertain the idea of granting banking charters to nontraditional firms, opening them up for...
- If FIIs are rushing back to the US, do tell them about thisIf Mnuchin's assessment is wrong, the US budget will miss out on an estimated $2 tn of income.
- Teva shows the flip side of rapidly growing corporate leverageTeva slashed its earnings goals for a second time this year and cut its dividend, too.
- Wild wild Trump is putting bond market to deep sleep; here’s howTreasury traders are facing volumes that are down nearly 5% in the first three weeks of July.
- Gold patina of emerging market debt hides frayed edgesEmerging market debt is generally becoming less creditworthy.
- In US, the next Big Short is on malls; what does it really meanFund managers and some big investors differ over the timing of American malls' death.
- Emerging market debt is safer now, unless oil crashesEven though it’s almost a sure thing the Fed will bump up overnight borrowing costs next week, investors are racing into emerging market bo...
- After weeks of turmoil, top bond market traders see some calm aheadAfter weeks of turmoil at the end of 2016, an increasing number of them have come to believe there's a good chance that Treasury yields wil...
- Klarman shows the real danger that ETFs pose to marketsInvestors of all types, from individuals to hedge funds, have increasingly gravitated toward these funds for their low fees and easy access...
- Expert View: Returns in time of interest rate increasesThe highest return was 42.2% from November 1954 to September 1956. The lowest return was a negative 24% from July 1973 to July 1974.
- A week that changed the world: You can feel it most in the bond martIn the days after Donald Trump was elected US president, stock markets had their best week in two years and bonds suffered more than $1 tri...
- Janet Yellen adds a kitchen sink to the Fed's toolkitYellen's speech provoked a largely anodyne reaction, allowing traders to head off for a late summer weekend in a fog of Fed-induced tranqui...
- Federal Reserve may increase interest rates in the coming months: Janet YellenShe said growth was picking up and that "it’s appropriate for the Fed to gradually and cautiously increase our overnight interest rate over...
- Bond market is bracing for the worst and loading up on cashBond investors are bracing for the worst. The Federal Reserve has signalled that interest rates will most likely rise this year.
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