Corporate debt returns lure investors back to bond market
Global rout triggered by Donald Trump’s victory looks overdone, some say
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Global rout triggered by Donald Trump’s victory looks overdone, some say
FT columnists look at how mood changed after the election and which assets will benefit
The dollar has accelerated markedly and pressure on emerging markets is rising
NY Fed president says he is increasingly optimistic about meeting inflation target
Big investors agree his victory will usher in a new era, but there agreement ends
US election result’s effects defied analysts’ expectations in many cases
Investors are conditioned to buy bonds but a tax-cutting government approaches
Election of Trump is raising concern over the outlook for assets in developing world
Companies rush to lock in borrowing costs over Trump-induced rate rise fears
Ten-year term premium moves above zero, breaking 10-month negative streak
The euro has weakened against the dollar and bond yields have risen sharply
First time deployment of BoJ’s main weapon in JGB yield curve control policy
CFTC data show five largest clearing houses demanded extra money to cover volatility
Government bond yields ease off multi-month peaks
The snag is that the hard-headed Chinese know a thing or two about dealmaking
A month after it was sold, paper shunned as referendum on reform looms