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Is this the last hurrah for the government bond bubble?
News Traditionally, the government bond market is one of the most boring on the planet. Not any more, says John Stepek. Things have blown up big time. Here's what's going on, and what it could mean for you.
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Coronavirus could be the pin to pop the corporate debt bubble
Analysis Investors need to beware, says John Stepek. Companies have been loading up on cheap debt, which the coronavirus outbreak could make very difficult to pay back.
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Where to find value in the bond market
Tips Jeff Keen of Waverton Investment Management selects three of his favourite retail bonds to buy now.
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Keep an eye on Sweden's interest rates
News Could Sweden be poised to return to negative interest rates?
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Bond party back on for investors – for now
News Fear of the coronavirus has sent investors retreating to their habitual comfort zone: government bonds.
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The bond bubble has yet again failed to burst
Features 2019 looks set to go down as the year in which the bond bubble yet again failed to burst
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Jeff Gundlach: don't bet on lower interest rates
Features The ten-year US Treasury yield has already hit its low for the year, says "bond king" Jeff Gundlach.
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Chart of the week: a tale of two century bonds
Features Investors keep buying Argentinian debt even though they really should know better. The price of Argentina’s century bond has slumped by 45% as concern over the latest debt crisis has grown. At the same time, Austria’s 100-year bond has surged this year.
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Chart of the week: America’s corporate debt binge
Charts US households have spent much of the past decade deleveraging. Companies haven’t as this chart shows.
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