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  • Sunday, 26 June, 2022
    Howard Marks
    Time is ripe to snap up bargains, says debt investor Howard Marks

    Oaktree Capital’s co-founder is turning aggressive after sharp market sell-off

  • Saturday, 25 June, 2022
    On Wall StreetJoe Rennison
    Roll up, roll up for the great blue-chip corporate bond sale!

    Debt of highly rated companies is trading at steep discounts

  • Friday, 24 June, 2022
    Equities
    Stocks snap weekly losing streak on scaled back rate-rise expectations

    S&P 500 gains 6.4% over the week as growth worries temper aggressive outlook for Fed policy

  • Friday, 24 June, 2022
    The Long ViewKatie Martin
    Investors yearn for the catharsis of hitting a market bottom

    Some believe that if pain is to come, it is better for it to hit sooner than later

  • Friday, 24 June, 2022
    Moral Money
    The largest-ever impact fund has $15bn for dirty companies Premium content

    Plus, the carbon bombs lurking on global stock markets

  • Friday, 24 June, 2022
    Markets InsightLorenzo Bini Smaghi
    How the ECB can tackle fragmentation in the eurozone

    History shows diverging sovereign bond yields have high economic and political costs

  • Friday, 24 June, 2022
    Wealth management
    Investors ‘keep faith with ESG funds’

    Wealth managers say most clients remain committed to greener assets

  • Friday, 24 June, 2022
    Russian business & finance
    Russia heads towards default as payment deadline looms

    Grace period for $100mn in interest payments ends on Sunday evening

  • Thursday, 23 June, 2022
    Markets
    Government bonds rally on fears of global economic slowdown

    Disappointing eurozone business activity data and comments from Federal Reserve chair add to cloudy outlook

  • Thursday, 23 June, 2022
    Banks
    US banks take a hit from discounted corporate bond sales

    Protracted market downturn forces underwriters to accept lower prices

  • Thursday, 23 June, 2022
    Japanese economy
    Investors crank up bets on BoJ surrendering yield curve controls

    Wagers against Japanese bonds divide foreign and domestic fund managers

  • Wednesday, 22 June, 2022
    LexCorporate bonds
    Corporate debt: leveraged loan holders pray for a soft landing Premium content

    Increased cash flows are of little use if issuers default

  • Wednesday, 22 June, 2022
    Moral Money
    The ‘nightmare’ facing European regulators Premium content

    Plus, how some ESG strategies are still beating the market

  • Wednesday, 22 June, 2022
    Unhedged
    European debt: risk before reward Premium content

    ‘Anti-fragmentation’ is risky, expensive and worth a shot

  • Wednesday, 22 June, 2022
    Exchange traded funds
    US bond ETF trading hit record volumes ahead of Fed rate decision

    Investors drawn to the greater liquidity offered by fixed income ETFs

  • Wednesday, 22 June, 2022
    FT Wealth
    Supercar makers start to go electric

    Tighter emission rules and evolving client demands force producers towards battery powered vehicles

  • Wednesday, 22 June, 2022
    Equities
    S&P 500 bounces 2.4% after sharp weekly decline

    US government debt comes under pressure as markets reopen following one-day holiday

  • Tuesday, 21 June, 2022
    UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
    Has the credit sell-off overshot? Premium content

    Investors just want out of corporate bonds

  • Tuesday, 21 June, 2022
    Markets InsightEric Lonergan
    Can the ECB prevent a second euro crisis?

    The central bank has moved quickly on bond market ‘fragmentation’ but its actions will be tested by investors

  • Monday, 20 June, 2022
    European Central Bank
    Lagarde defends ECB plan to counter bond market panic

    Central bank president tells MEPs she is determined to prevent ‘fragmentation’ between eurozone nations

  • Monday, 20 June, 2022
    European equities
    European shares rise after heavy weekly decline for global stocks

    UK gilts under pressure as BoE policymaker says central bank should consider faster rate rises

  • Monday, 20 June, 2022
    LexEurope quantitative easing
    ECB/EU bonds: big bazooka needed to stop spreads blowing up Premium content

    The next step in the European monetary and political experiment has to be more radical than the last

  • Monday, 20 June, 2022
    Moral Money
    Tariq Fancy on Stuart Kirk, the Republicans and what’s next for ESG Premium content

    Plus, green Spacs: where are they now?

  • Monday, 20 June, 2022
    Eurozone economy
    Europe does not face fresh sovereign debt crisis, says eurogroup chief

    Paschal Donohoe insists bloc’s economies are in ‘completely different’ shape from a decade ago

  • Monday, 20 June, 2022
    Special ReportFTfm: ETFs and Asset Management
    Authorities push firms to clean up their greenwashing and net zero claims

    Financial regulators clamp down on companies misleading investors by overstating the greenness of their funds

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