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How Donald Trump could finally pop the bond bubble
Features Donald Trump’s tax cuts is a big loosening of fiscal policy. But it's the wrong time for that approach, says John Stepek. It could spark a bear market in bonds.
By John Stepek Published
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A tremor in China’s bonds
Features China's bond market is far more important than the Chinese Stockmarket. And it may be time to start worrying.
By Andrew Van Sickle Published
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The nasty slump in junk bonds
Features Junk-bond yields are falling to record lows, reflecting rising prices, as investors indulge in a desperate search for yield.
By Andrew Van Sickle Published
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Three unusual bonds for large investors
Features Oliver Butt sets out three bonds that offer both a high return for big spenders.
By Oliver Butt Published
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Jeffrey Gundlach: The new bond king strikes back
Profiles A custodian of some $111bn, Jeffrey Gundlach has been waging a one-man campaign against The Wall Street Journal.
By moneyweek Published
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Tempting punts on a troubled business
Features The latest profit warning from Provident Financial looks like an almighty mess, but its retail bonds may have fallen further than is justified.
By David Stevenson Published
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Iraq’s bubbly $1bn bond sale
Features When it comes to overpriced government bonds, we thought we had seen it all. But Iraq’s $1bn bond sale is the epitome of a credit bubble.
By Andrew Van Sickle Published
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A first retail bond from a P2P platform
Features We’ve not had a retail bond from an alternative-finance firm, says David C Stevenson. That is, until now.
By David Stevenson Published
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Chart of the week: Japan’s battle to hold down bond yields
Charts The Bank of Japan has already bought vast amounts of Japanese government bonds over the past four years as part of its plan to lift Japan’s inflation rate to around 2%.
By moneyweek Published
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