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Issuance ‘tsunami’ comes as governments and companies seek to lock in low interest rates
Inflation figures and speedy vaccine rollout expected to reduce pressure on BoE to cut rates
Bloc yet to settle investor doubts about structure of eurozone despite weight provided by recovery fund
More aggressive easing may not have much impact on lifting inflation to bank’s 2% target
Bad economic news is no longer boosting US government debt in break with tradition
Country’s latest bond issuance flooded with demand from ECB-supported market
Capital markets steady despite violent clashes on Capitol Hill
Ten-year Treasury yields breach 1% as investors bet Democrats are poised to win control of Senate
FT survey finds big players in bond market think plan is attempt to finance government deficit
Our pick of the people who captured the key moments and trends of the year
The case for why fixed-income assets may defy widespread expectations of a sell-off in 2021
Sterling trades at its strongest since May 2018 after market moves to price in agreement
Some fund managers warn that the market is ‘complacent’ over risks of more rapid price growth
FT writers look at the impact of a failure to agree a trade deal, from sterling to food supplies
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese bond yields hovered around all-time lows
Current level still suggests investors think a deal is likely, say analysts
Lower-rated borrowers such as Montenegro have attracted investors seeking higher yields
Stand-off over rules governing future competition between UK and EU have shaken confidence, say strategists
Lagarde’s interventions have helped put a lid on bond yields even for weaker borrowers
Questions over whether bond issues have achieved best results for taxpayers
Vaccine breakthroughs have shifted market focus to ‘upside rather than downside risks’
Investors see ‘sugar rush’ from rebound while markets still flush with central bank cash
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
‘Counterintuitive’ rally comes after Wednesday’s decision that index is to be replaced from 2030
Expectations that the ECB will expand its emergency asset purchase programme drives debt rally up
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