by bondevalue | Jun 24, 2020 | Asian Dollar Bonds, Corporates, Credit Ratings, Distressed / Defaulted Bonds, Global, Global, High Yield Bonds, Investment Grade Bonds, Sovereign Bonds, Sovereigns
Investors are grappling between upbeat economic data and the surging number of coronavirus cases. Economic data from the US and Europe recovered with IHS Markit’s Eurozone flash PMI at 47.5 from May’s 31.9, US Markit PMI at 49.6 from 39.8 and US home sales...
by bondevalue | Jun 19, 2020 | Asian Dollar Bonds, Bank of England, Credit Ratings, European Central Bank, Financial Institution Bonds, Financial News, High Yield Bonds, India, India, Investment Grade Bonds, Macroeconomic news, Sovereign Bonds
Market sentiment is mixed at the end of the week after the US jobless claims report stayed above one million and reduced the hope for a V-shaped recovery. Investors see economic damage as an unavoidable consequence of rising coronavirus cases despite the Trump...
by bondevalue | Jun 18, 2020 | Asian Dollar Bonds, Credit Ratings, Financial News, Global, Global, High Yield Bonds, Investment Grade Bonds, Macroeconomic news, Sovereign Bonds, Sovereigns
Rising cases of the coronavirus in the US and China have impacted sentiment in markets as concerns of a second wave grow day by day. European markets fared better than US markets and the primary bond market is seeing issuers everywhere raising funds. China...
by bondevalue | Jun 12, 2020 | Asian Dollar Bonds, Corporates, European Central Bank, Financial Institution Bonds, Global, Global, Sovereign Bonds, Sovereigns
A sea of red. Markets saw a sharp sell-off yesterday as investors showed concerns after the gloomy Fed outlook and economic data, the pace of the recent rally and signs of a possible second wave of the coronavirus. S&P saw its fourth largest drop in the last 5...
by bondevalue | Jun 11, 2020 | Asian Dollar Bonds, Corporates, Global, Global, Interest Rate Trends, Sovereign Bonds, Sovereigns, U.S. Federal Reserve Bank
Markets have turned defensive after a gloomy FOMC meeting where Fed officials said that they would keep interest rates close to zero until at least the end of 2022 and that it would take years to bring joblessness back to pre-pandemic levels. The mostly unchanged...
by bondevalue | Jun 8, 2020 | Asian Dollar Bonds, China, Corporates, Financial News, Global, Global, Hong Kong, Interest Rate Trends, Sovereign Bonds, Sovereigns, U.S. Federal Reserve Bank, U.S. Treasury Yield
31% of dollar bonds in our universe are trading higher today vs. the start of the year (full story below). Friday’s Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) number of +2.5mn vs. an expected -7.5mn gave a 10mn upside surprise that caused a sharp rally in equity markets and...
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