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Nearly 3.3 million Initial Jobless Claims; Tata Motors Faces Downgrade; Mexico Downgraded
Despite a record shattering 3.283 million Initial Jobless Claims yesterday, the stock markets continued to rally for the third consecutive day on expectations of the $2tn stimulus package getting approved
SoftBank Downgraded; Ford Becomes Junk
The US stock market saw its first consecutive daily gain after more than a month. This syncs up well with the first new bond issue in Asia that has also
DJIA Rallies 11%, Dollar Halts Rally, Bond Prices Take A Breather
The recently announced Fed Stimulus seems to have given markets some comfort as Monday saw a huge rally in the US. Investor sentiment remains upbeat on hopes that the US
Fed to Buy Bonds from the Secondary Market
Financial markets are rallying this morning after the US Federal Reserve announced new measures, implying unlimited quantitative easing to support the flow of credit to households and businesses. Treasuries had
Record Bond Fund Withdrawals, Garuda CEO says “Won’t Default”
As more countries lockdown to fight the spread of the virus, policy makers scramble to try and ward off what may be a deep global recession. E-mini S&P futures fell
Adani Abott Point Downgraded To Junk
A time it was, and what a time it was, it was A time of innocence A time of confidences (Bookends theme, Simon & Garfunkel) No Confidence has been instilled.
Perpetual Bonds – Impact of Call Dates and Resets on Prices
Stocks of many banks have taken a major hit in the last month as Central Banks cut interest rates to reduce the economic impact of the ongoing pandemic. The table
US Treasuries Sell-Off even as Stocks continue to fall; Airline Sector First To Be Hit By Coronavirus
Old and wise traders have always whelped young traders with a final mantra, when everything is falling, only one thing goes up, US treasuries. That did not happen yesterday...
CoCos Dive Again; Softbank & WeWork Bond Yields Spike
Asian markets struggled on Wednesday despite stimulus spending plans announced by various governments as the threat from a global recession loomed. S&P Global has forecast a global recession this year and their
Yes Bank Upgraded; MGM, Wynn and Genting on Review for Downgrade
More setbacks are in store for Asian markets after Wall Street had its worst day since 1987 with travel lockdowns, social isolation and distancing impacting economic activity. This has forced
Fed Cuts Rates Again; Equities & Bonds Tank Again
Asian Markets woke up to the below Fed announcements: Fed slashes target range for benchmark rates to zero to 0.25% Fed will hold rates near zero until confident that the
Fed’s Emergency Rate Cut Sparks Déjà Vu Among Bond Investors
The Federal Reserve announced an emergency rate cut of 50 basis points on 3rd March 2020 amid growing concerns over the impact of the Covid-19 virus on the US economy.
Shandong Ruyi Repays Bondholders Amidst Landscape of Rising Chinese Corporate Defaults
Shandong Ruyi Techonology Group unexpectedly repaid bondholders on the maturity of its $345 million dollar bonds that came due on December 19. This comes against a backdrop of investor concerns
Germany Plans Green Bonds in 2020 to Support Climate Action
Germany plans to issue green bonds for the first time in 2020, joining its European peers such as France and Poland. The sovereign intends to sell about €10 billion in
Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged and Signals it will Stay on Sidelines
The US Federal Reserve left the fed funds rate range unchanged earlier this week at 1.50% to 1.75%, indicating that it intends to remain sidelined for the moment. Both comments
China sells $6 Billion in Dollar Bonds, Double Initial Target
China's Ministry of Finance issued $6 billion worth of dollar-denominated bonds earlier this week, less than a month after its €4 billion sale of euro-denominated notes. Both transactions were well
China Cuts Short-Term Rates for First Time in 4 Years, Signalling Further Global Easing
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) lowered one of its key interest rates for the first time since 2015, signaling further easing across the globe. China's central bank cut its
Ecuador Bonds Sink to Record Low Amid Doubts Over Repayment
Ecuador's dollar bonds slumped to a record low amid doubts over repayment, as hopes of more loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) become diminished. The country's Congress had rejected
State-Backed Chinese Chipmaker Tsinghua Unigroup’s Bonds Selloff, Highlighting Investor Concerns
Tsinghua Unigroup Co., one of China’s most strategically important technology companies, has seen the price of its dollar-denominated bonds sink as investors expressed fears over the chipmaker's financial health. Its
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