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Gird yourselves
There is plenty of scope for future governments to get into trouble
Markets switch from betting on economic slowdown to expecting tighter policy for longer
Unilateral action could be disastrous
Low-risk cash vehicles absorbed tens of billions of inflows during a season of bank turmoil
Company says fixed-income products have become much more popular
Wake us up when it’s SD*
Islamabad expects Beijing to roll over debt repayments next month but further deadlines loom
Republican Speaker tries to reassure investors they have nothing to fear as deadline for potential default approaches
Despite fall to single figures, April’s consumer price inflation of 8.7% is significantly above BoE’s forecast
Gilt yields rise after string of stronger than expected inflation data
Nightmare on Threadneedle Street
Britain’s biggest asset manager buys $250mn of bonds in a sign of growing investor interest in debt-for-nature swaps
Politicians negotiating, T-bill yields moving, someone please stop the ride we want to get off
Capital Group predicts $1tn will flow into debt markets in next few years as investors move to lock in higher yields
New market link-up scheme in ‘test mode’ as Chinese bond yields continue to lag behind US Treasuries
Greek bond prices surge on PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s election victory
Sellside research as a public service
President to meet House Speaker McCarthy on Monday as deadline to avoid default approaches
Investment grade bond issuance so far this month is more than double last May’s levels
Investors’ nerves mount over the possibility of political paralysis after this weekend’s election
The precious metal is proving a safe bet amid growing fears of a US sovereign default
House Speaker can ‘see the path’ to reach an agreement and avoid a potential national default
Republicans insist on tougher requirements but progressive Democrats say they will reject any attempt to compromise
Treasury secretary Janet Yellen has warned the government may run out of cash as early as June 1
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