Dutch Pension Overhaul to Fuel Pivot From Long Bonds in EU
European nations look set to lower the length of their borrowing as an overhaul of the Dutch pension…
Treasuries Fall as New Corporate Debt Follows Japan Bond Selloff
(Bloomberg) — Treasuries fell as US trading returned to normal after last week’s holiday, with a surge of…
China’s Sovereign Bond Traders on Watch for Fallout From Vanke
The worsening debt crisis at China Vanke Co. has increased vigilance among sovereign bond traders over contagion from…
Vietnam PM Says 4Q GDP Must Expand 8.4% to Meet Growth Goal
Vietnam’s economy must grow at least 8.4% in the final quarter of the year if the nation is…
Top Australian Investor Says RBA Won’t Cut Rates Again In 2025: Podcast
Never miss an episode. Follow The Bloomberg Australia Podcast today. With just two Reserve Bank meetings left in…
Australia Inflation Spike Boosts Case for Extended RBA Pause
Australia’s core inflation accelerated beyond expectations last quarter, complicating the Reserve Bank’s path to further policy easing and…
Treasuries Hold Gains Amid Oil Price Slump With Month-End Ahead
Treasuries held small gains in early US trading Monday, supported by a slump in oil prices and a…
China Sheds ‘Uninvestable Tag’ as $2.7 Trillion Gain Draws Inflows
Global money managers are venturing back into China after years of aversion, piqued by a world-beating stock rally…
French Bond Futures Weaken After Fitch Rating Downgrade
French 10-year bond futures drifted lower on Monday as traders reacted to Fitch Ratings’ downgrade of the country…
UK Markets Slide as Debt Angst Drives 30-Year Yield to 1998 High
City workers pass the Bank of England, centre, in London. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — UK markets suffered…
Canada suffering ‘major capital drain’ as foreign investors go MIA
In June, $8.3 billion flowed out of the Canadian economy, as foreign investors stayed cool and Canadians bought…
Canada budget deficit over first two months of 2025/26 jumps to C$6.50 billion
OTTAWA, July 25 (Reuters) – Canada recorded a sharply higher C$6.50 billion ($4.71 billion) budget deficit for the…