Credit survivor warns the party is ending
Credit investors could find the golden rule of never being the last to leave a party instructive, says the bond fund manager Pilar Gomez-Bravo.
China's Q2 economic growth likely to be 6.7pc
China's economy will likely expand around 6.7 per cent in the second quarter this year, the Chinese State Information Center (SIC) says.
Templeton doubles down on Argentina
Funds controlled by Templeton, run by Michael Hasenstab, bought $US2.3 billion of bonds denominated in Argentine pesos.
Beware the bond yield danger zone
Top fund managers are questioning how far bond yields have to rise before triggering a major Wall Street sell-off as yields hit seven-year highs.
Government debt has to be tamed
Too much government, not too little, is damaging our ability to cope with the next downturn.
Ex-Goldman trader builds crypto empire
Yuzo Kano is trying to build a global cryptocurrency powerhouse, one former financier at a time.
What Mahathir's shock wins means for the economy
Investors are grappling with Mahathir Mohamad's surprise election victory in Malaysia's election. Here's a look at what it means for the out...
What the budget means for markets
Bonds are expected to be the marginal winners from the federal budget, which is unlikely to change the story for equities or the currency.
Low interest rates written in the stars
Despite the expected increase in interest rates in the US, there is a growing body of work highlighting that the neutral level has declined,...
Attractive yields boost the appeal of bonds
Yield-starved wealthy investors are dipping into the nation's $1 trillion corporate bond markets with average returns 40 per cent higher tha...
