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Yield on two-year Treasury note hovers nears 5% as investors brace for further Fed rate rises
Bonds issued by European Commission trade with higher yields than Germany and France
Fixed income is recovering from last year’s rout, restoring its traditional role as a haven against economic downturn
Developing countries take advantage of brightening sentiment to kick off 2023 with hefty international debt sales
Country has shifted to more flexible exchange rate as part of $3bn IMF rescue deal
Market value of such bonds falls to zero for first time since 2010
Central banks’ inflation battle and war in Ukraine trigger big swings
Role of debt has failed in many portfolios, but some fund managers expect resurgence
Tesla and chipmakers lead the decliners as worries grow about the outlook for earnings in 2023
Bonds steady after investors sense BoJ is softening its stance on ultra-loose monetary policy
Cracks form in global markets as central bankers get tough
Government will need to issue around £240bn in gilts a year for the next half decade to finance its spending
Investors are keeping a close eye on areas ranging from US Treasury market illiquidity to Japanese government debt
Emerging market stocks and bonds staged a rebound on a dollar sell-off
Signs of slower interest rate rises in developed economies drive best month for EM debt in 24 years
Figures fuel hopes of lower inflation in the eurozone but food prices continue to surge
Slowing price growth sparks speculation Fed will cool pace of rate rises
Modest reaction to fiscal announcement marks stark contrast to previous government’s mini-Budget
Cuts to public spending must be balanced with recession risks, say fund managers
The meltdown in UK gilts exposed the vulnerability of large bond markets. Could the biggest of them survive a wave of selling?
Pound has recovered from record low against the dollar but economic woes cloud the outlook
Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is betting on a royal flush of macroeconomic outcomes to win the battle. But the costs, and the risks, are rising
Sale of £750mn of short-term government debt comes as UK central bank seeks to trim balance sheet
Euro and government borrowing costs fall after Christine Lagarde highlights mounting risk of recession
Calmer markets could shrink forecasts for fiscal hole facing chancellor and new PM in debt-cutting package
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