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The negative-yielding bond universe has shrunk by $3tn since August
Answer lies in idiosyncratic short-term issues and big, structural market changes
UK metals magnate hopes concessions to debt investors will generate more demand
Recriminations as founder criticised for ‘huge role’ in derailed listing
Global stocks waver as investors await latest Fed decision
Benchmark report shows UK capital shrugging off fears Brexit would dent its dominance
Investors are uneasy about the global economy and impact of central bankers
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Restructuring of UK-based tour operator is complicated by debt derivatives
They are ill-equipped to deal with retail customers and the compliance checks involved
Ousting of former energy minister al-Falih will harm Opec, Aramco and regional stability
Timetable for shake-up of city’s banking oligopoly is in chaos
Now TD Ameritrade is bringing Google Home into the fold
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Adam Farkas’s move to AFME prompts concerns over conflicts of interest
Amazon’s ‘earth-changing’ HD music service, tech’s terracotta army, iPhone 11 reviews
Don’t expect too much from banks
Central bank offered $75bn in short-term operation to alleviate funding squeeze
Brent falls sharply following minister’s optimistic reports on restoring output
Sainsbury’s is in recovery but its bank will keep needing capital injections, says UBS
The stakes for responsible corporate governance have never been higher
The NY Fed is responding to a major repo rate spike, which some analysts are blaming on a structural shortage of bank reserves but weirdly enough not on the oil price.
Announcement in New Delhi comes after weekend attacks on Saudi Arabia’s facilities
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Shares collapse by more than half after miner cancels $500m bond issue
World’s largest brewer revives its shelved July listing but aims to raise far less
Opiates and the war on terror; Snowden on Snowden; Draghi; Lyft lawsuits and much more...
Concerns include the sway chief has over company and operating losses
WeWork postponed its IPO on Monday night after struggling to drum up investor interest
Microsoft founder says progress ‘nowhere near’ hitting UN development goals for 2030
Fintech targets region’s 25m low-income workers reliant on exchange houses to remit cash
WeWork is struggling to launch IPO, while valuations for Uber and Slack have fallen
Commercial mortgage securities have bounced back — unlike the residential equivalent
Moody’s and S&P enter race to provide environmental, social and governance scores
