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Yields dropped across most sovereign debt markets in June, amid continued central bank stimulus actions to address the economic fallout from COVID-19. Greece and Italy's 10-year government bonds saw by far the biggest moves during the month. Both countries are eligible for the European Central...
I n the wake of the Great Recession, the field of monetary economics has developed at least three heresies—schools of thought that reject mainstream monetary models. In my view, all three models are largely reactions to an important failure in mainstream models. The fact that these thre...
By Seema Shah, Chief Strategist, Principal Global Investors Through the pandemic, global fiscal support packages have gone a long way towards helping to offset the decline in corporate and household income. In the U.S., where signs of activity bouncing back from the disruption of lockdown ...
In a year defined by the coronavirus pandemic and extreme financial market volatility, the collapse in Treasury yields has been historic. Two emergency rate cuts by the Fed in March coupled with aggressive quantitative easing measures helped push interest rates to record low levels. The setup ...
By Jill Mislinski All eight indexes on our world watch list posted losses through July 6, 2020. The top performer is our own S&P 500 with a loss of 1.58%. China's Shanghai is in second with a loss of 2.15% and in third is Tokyo's Nikkei 225 with a loss of 3.98%. Coming in last is Londo...
For the bond markets, covid-19 is apparently a great equalizer. Before the pandemic, Japan's long-term interest rates were much lower than those of most other countries', in part because Japan has been deeply in debt - and therefore under pressure to finance that debt with low interest rates -...
By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy When following rate trends here in the U.S., it's easy to focus only on domestic factors - you know, the Federal Reserve (Fed), the monthly jobs report, etc. However, there have been some interesting developments overseas that have been larg...
Vanguard Total International Bond ETF (NASDAQ: BNDX ) - $0.0472 . 30-Day SEC Yield of 0.48% as of June 26. Payable Jul 07; for shareholders of record Jul 02; ex-div Jul 01. More news on: Vanguard Total International Bond ETF, Dividend News, News on ETFs, ,
According to CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, World Exports (Volume) experienced a significant decline in April, down 16.8% YoY, registering their highest contraction since May 2009 (-19%). While EM exports fell by 'only' 6.5%, they experienced a titanic drop of 24.8% in ad...
By Philip Lawlor, head of Global Markets Research Technical measures of investor confidence (or fear) are useful tools for gauging impending contrarian shifts in equity market performance. So what are these sentiment indicators telling us now? Our proprietary Composite Sentiment Indicato...
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