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The disconnect between them can last as long as economic growth remains robust
As bond yields rise sharply, John Authers asks how US stocks hit a new record
Appetite for risk, with EMs and equities looking rosier, being helped by weaker greenback
Rising yields reignite debate around the end of the bond bull market
10-year US Treasury yield holds above 3% while UK gilt yield rises on inflation data
Investors look ahead to further Fed rate rises as US economy withstands tariff war
US tax code changes trigger rush for retirement plans to hedge long-term liabilities
Gaps between long- and short-term bonds may flatten for financial not economic reasons
Selling in May would have backfired as a strategy this summer
Further rate tightening looms after Powell speaks at Jackson Hole
High-frequency trader aims to take asset management and pension fund clients
Strong earnings and massive buybacks have pushed the market back to near a record high, but how long can the streak last?
Bond buying by corporate pension funds may have kept a lid on long-term interest rates
In a crisis, the ability of banks to fund their dollar lending would be in question
Rise comes after strong labour market data and sell-off in Japanese government bonds
Japan’s second intervention in a week comes ahead of central bank meeting
Fund managers think downturn could strike in second half of 2019 or early 2020
Fed chief has downplayed the significance of a flattening in the US yield curve
