Bonds
Coverage of Bonds in the Nexus archive.
- Bonds Show Vulnerability to Iran Setback: 3-Minutes MLIV
Bonds show vulnerability to an Iran setback, as analysts Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, and Paul Dobson discuss key themes on Bloomberg's 'The Opening Trade.'
- AI-related debt sells off sharply as Amazon looks to borrow another $25 billion
Amazon.com is seeking to borrow an additional $25 billion, leading to a sharp sell-off in bonds tied to artificial-intelligence infrastructure financing.
- AMP Says Bonds No Longer a Hedge, Cuts From Some Pension Funds
AMP has decided that bonds are no longer an effective hedge and has reduced their inclusion in some pension funds. The company's signage is located at Quay Quarter Tower in Sydney.
- Why June’s jobs and inflation data are bullish for bonds
The article suggests that June’s jobs and inflation data are favorable for bonds, despite the new jobs report being worse than perceived. It highlights the potential positive impact of the economic data on bond markets.
- Bonds Rally as Weak Jobs Report Dims Fed Rate-Hike Expectations
Bonds rallied following a weak jobs report that reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike. The decline in rate-hike forecasts was driven by the disappointing employment data.
- Digital finance could spur Eurozone integration
Stablecoins may serve as a common safe asset for the Eurozone, potentially increasing demand for euros and bonds. This could enhance integration within the bloc through digital finance mechanisms.
- Emerging Nations Borrow a Record $450 Billion, Brazil Among Them
Emerging economies borrowed a record $450 billion in the first half of 2026, with Brazil among six nations that each raised over $10 billion through bond sales.
- SpaceX's bond boom is giving investors a portfolio headache, analysts warn
SpaceX's issuance of $25 billion in bonds is leading investors holding both equity and bonds to take on a concentrated risk, as warned by analysts. The new bonds may not diversify risk for those with existing SpaceX equity positions.
- Argentina’s Stock Market Steadies After the Index Crash
Argentina's Merval stock index declined 0.46% to 3,096,068 on June 25, marking a milder decline as the MSCI selloff subsided. The drop was limited to equities, with bonds and country risk remaining stable.
- Bonds Under Pressure Despite Oil Relief: 3-Minutes MLIV
Bonds are under pressure despite relief in oil prices, as highlighted in MLIV's 3-minute analysis.
- New Union government scheme pushes local bodies to move towards market-based financing of urban development
The Union government has launched a new scheme requiring local bodies to secure at least 50% of urban development project costs through market-based financing such as bonds, bank loans, and public-private partnerships, with the government providing a 25% grant.
- How Substack Creators Are Covering This Strange Markets Era
Traders at the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange observed market fluctuations as a renewed oil rally drove bonds lower. A report of Iran halting US talks cast doubt on a potential ceasefire renewal.
- PBOC’s New Rate Regime to Aid Liquidity and Bonds, Analysts Say
Analysts suggest the People's Bank of China's (PBOC) new rate regime will support liquidity and bond markets. The policy shift aims to stabilize financial conditions and enhance market confidence.
- China’s Tilt to Bonds From Loans Gives PBOC Broader Easing Tool
China is shifting from loans to bonds, providing the People's Bank of China (PBOC) with a broader tool for monetary easing. The article references the PBOC's Beijing headquarters as a focal point.
- The Fed just threw investors a curveball. Here’s how stocks, bonds, gold and the dollar reacted.
Kevin Warsh, in his first press conference as Fed chair, adopted an aggressive stance on interest rates and inflation. Stocks, bonds, gold, and the dollar reacted to the Fed's announcement.
- India’s Richest Civic Body Delays Banker Bid Deadline for Bonds
Mumbai, India’s financial capital, has delayed the deadline for banker bids related to bond issues. The article notes Mumbai's status as the country's financial hub.
- Treasuries shrug at the ceasefire
Treasuries remain unaffected by a ceasefire, and technology companies are selling bonds due to their capability to do so.
- Ashe County parents charged after four-month-old suffers broken ribs: Sheriff
Ashe County parents were charged after their four-month-old child suffered broken ribs, as reported by the sheriff. The parents each posted a $250,000 bond, according to court documents.
- Governments Are Selling Bonds at Record Pace as Spending Soars
Governments are issuing bonds at an unprecedented rate due to increased spending. This surge in bond sales reflects higher fiscal demands across various regions.
- Indonesian Market Selloff Eases as Rupiah, Bonds, Stocks Rebound
The Indonesian market selloff has eased, with the rupiah, bonds, and stocks experiencing a rebound. Investor sentiment appears to have stabilized following the initial decline.
- Stocks and Bonds Fall as Jobs Fuel Fed-Hike Bets
Stocks and bonds declined as job market data intensified expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
- US Jobs Report Is a Gut Check for Bond Traders
The US Jobs Report is being closely watched by bond traders as stocks and bonds rise amid hopes for a peace deal between the US and Iran, despite military strikes in the Persian Gulf.
- India Scraps Taxes to Attract Foreign Investment in Bonds
India has removed taxes to attract foreign investment in bonds. The article mentions India Gate in New Delhi and the photographer Elke Scholiers/Bloomberg.
- Japan’s bonds
The article discusses Japan's bond market and mentions India's economic instability. Key topics include financial developments in both countries.
- High Yields Lured UK Money From Cash Funds to Bonds Last Month
High yields attracted UK money from cash funds to bonds in the previous month. The movement reflects investor shifts toward fixed-income assets amid changing market conditions.
- Bank Lending in India Hits Two-Year High as Companies Skip Bonds
Bank lending in India has reached a two-year high, driven by companies opting for bank loans instead of issuing bonds.
- Senegal Bonds Go From Emerging-Market Leaders to Laggards as Default Fears Rise
Senegal's bonds have shifted from being leaders in emerging markets to laggards due to rising concerns about potential defaults. The change reflects growing fears of financial instability in the country.
- Oil Holds Gains, US Futures Slip on War Confusion: Markets Wrap
Oil prices rose, pushing bonds lower while stocks fluctuated amid uncertainty over a potential ceasefire renewal following reports that Iran will halt talks with the US.
- Bitcoin is ready to beat stocks and bonds again after underperformance against Wall Street
Bitcoin is poised to outperform stocks and bonds after a period of underperformance against Wall Street. The article suggests a potential resurgence in Bitcoin's value relative to traditional financial assets.
- This bond strategy can protect your portfolio even if interest rates go up
An article discusses a bond investment strategy that can help protect portfolios against rising interest rates. The strategy involves using a little-known investing formula to determine the optimal holding period for bonds to neutralize the impact of interest-rate increases.
- Fidelity International’s Inflation Bet Pays Off as Bonds Slide
Fidelity International's bet on inflation has paid off as bonds slide. The company's investment strategy has yielded positive results. Fidelity International's move has been beneficial amid the current market conditions.
- Bonds Have Much More to Selloff In 2026: 3-Minutes MLIV
Bonds are expected to have a significant sell-off in 2026. The prediction is based on a 3-minute MLIV analysis. This forecast may impact investment decisions and market trends.
- Inflation Pushes Bonds to Breaking Point: 3-Minutes MLIV
Inflation is having a significant impact on bonds, pushing them to a breaking point. This development has major implications for investors and the overall economy. The situation is being closely monitored by financial experts.
- Oil Price Surge Threatens to Deepen Selloff of EM Asia’s Bonds
A surge in oil prices is threatening to worsen the selloff of emerging market (EM) Asian bonds, raising concerns about regional economic stability and investor confidence.
- American Airlines to Sell $1.14 Billion in Bonds for 32 Planes
American Airlines is set to sell $1.14 billion in bonds to finance the purchase of 32 new planes. The aircraft will be based at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
- Colombia Buys Back $4.4 Billion in Bonds Weeks Before Election
Colombia repurchases $4.4 billion in bonds weeks ahead of the national election. The move by the Colombian Congress in Bogota aims to manage public debt and stabilize the economy during a politically sensitive period.
- Hut 8 Is Selling Bonds to Help Finance Google-Tied Data Center
Hut 8 is issuing bonds to finance a data center linked to Google. The funding aims to support the development of this technology infrastructure project.
- LSEG Enables Retail Access for £1.4 Billion Bonds in UK First
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has enabled retail investors to access a £1.4 billion bond offering in a UK first, marking a significant development in financial market accessibility. This initiative is based at the LSEG headquarters in the City of London.
- China Delays Foreign Debt Sales With $100 Billion of Bonds Due
China has delayed foreign debt sales as it faces $100 billion in bonds due, signaling potential financial strain. The postponement may impact repayment schedules and investor confidence.
- Inflationary fears, is Bitcoin enough?
A Reddit user questions whether Bitcoin and stocks like the S&P500 can outpace inflation, expressing concern that Bitcoin may not lead to wealth accumulation despite rising prices. The user doubts the reliability of CPI as an inflation indicator and fears Bitcoin ownership might not secure financial independence.