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2008-like crisis ahead? JPMorgan launches new way to bet against debt of Microsoft, Meta, Google; what this meansInvestor anxiety is rising as oil prices surge amid the US-Iran conflict, while JPMorgan Chase has launched new credit default swaps allowi...- AI debt explosion has traders searching for cover: Credit WeeklyTech companies are borrowing billions for artificial intelligence. Lenders are now seeking protection against potential defaults. Derivativ...
- New 2025 wealth stats reveal how Americans are saving, spending, and stacking cash - where do you stand?In 2025, many Americans are feeling the squeeze from rising costs and living expenses. Saving money is harder than before, with over half l...
- Americans are hoarding cash, but not in banks - here’s where savvy savers are stashing itBest savings accounts for high yield: Despite persistent inflation and stagnant traditional bank balances, US consumer spending remains rob...
- Amid US' rising debt, falling treasury-bill appeal, should you shift investment focus to RBI-issued Indian government bonds?The level of sovereign debt in India is much lower than in nations like the US, Japan or France. The country's central government debt is 5...
- Banking stocks slide as global investors seek safer shoresBanking stocks, including those of Deutsche Bank, dropped amidst concerns that regulators and central banks have not tackled the worst shoc...
- Credit Suisse erupts into full-blown crisis as rivals back awayAt least one bank, BNP Paribas SA, went a step further and informed clients it will no longer accept requests to take over their derivative...
- Bond yield rises further, hits 6.92%Sovereign bond yields could spike to a potentially uncomfortable high of 7.25%, perhaps within three months, as investors brace for record ...
- Unlike in 2007, there’s cautionNotional amount of CDS rose to a high of more than $60 trillion by 2007 from about a trillion at the turn of the century.
- Unlike in 2007, there’s cautionThat reduced the capital the bank had to keep and would be paid by the European Bank if Exxon defaulted.
- Deutsche Bank said in talks to sell $250 billion swaps bookDeutsche Bank AG is selling a credit- default-swaps trading portfolio of more than $250 billion, with JPMorgan Chase & Co. among several ba...
- Brokerages betting big on RIL; stock likely to hit Rs 1400 in next 12 monthsRIL has risen a little over 11% in the last 3 years, underperforming Sensex, which rallied a little over 40% in the same period.
- Short-term Certificate of Deposits issuances fall to 2-year low: RBI dataCertificate of deposits or CDs are losing their sheen as investors and other financial institutions are not finding these short-term instru...
- Asean markets priced attractively: JP Morgan JF Asean Equity Off-shore Fund helps you benefitAsean markets are priced attractively. A new global fund investing in the region lets you benefit from this.
- MFs pushing 'Fixed' plans on rate upswingFund houses are cashing in on the spike in short-term interest rates by rolling out fixed maturity plans (FMPs) aggressively.
- US drafts law to check credit default swapsDraft legislation that would change how over-the-counter derivatives are regulated might prohibit most trading in the $29 trillion credit-d...
- Swiss insurers feeling financial whiplashAfter battering the banking sector, the global financial crisis is lashing Switzerland's venerable insurance companies, which showed their ...
- Oil, inflation threaten Japan Inc spreadsJapanese bond investors have been slow to recognise the inflationary threat from record high oil prices, and an expected squeeze on corpora...
- S&P bank cuts sends US banks, brokers CDS widerThe US investment grade derivative index and credit default swaps on banks and brokers widened after credit Standard & Poor's announced a n...
- Alcoa stock up on news BHP, Rio planning bidsShares of Alcoa, the world’s largest aluminum producer, rose the most since November 2002 after The Times of London said BHP Billiton and R...
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