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By Brian Riedl In Foreign Affairs , economists Jason Furman and Lawrence Summers take on "deficit fundamentalists" and assert that "it's time for Washington to put away its debt obsession." To which even casual observers may respond, "what debt obsession?" In the past two years, the P...
By Jill Mislinski Note: We've updated this commentary with data through the February 8th market close. The yield on the 10-year note ended February 8, 2019, at 2.63% and the 30-year bond closed at 2.97%. Here is a table showing the highs and lows of yields, and the FFR since 2007 as ...
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By Robert Christian, Senior Managing Director, Head of Research, K2 Advisors®, and Brooks Ritchey, Senior Managing Director, Head of Portfolio Construction, K2 Advisors® Market volatility returned with a vengeance towards the end of 2018, with numerous uncertainties invoking mem...
Sentier Research has issued its estimate of median household income in the United States for December 2018, finding the typical income earned by an American household was $63,517 for the month, slightly down from the firm's initial estimate of $63,554 for November 2018. Sentier's revised, ...
Everyone hates LIBOR, until it does something interesting. It used to be the most boring interest rate in the world. When it was that, it was also the most important. Though it followed along federal funds, this was only because of the arb between onshore ((NYC)) and offshore (mainly London, s...
The major economies have slowed suddenly in the last two or three months, prompting a change of tack in the monetary policies of central banks. The same old tired, failing inflationist responses are being lined up, despite the evidence that monetary easing has never stopped a credit crisis dev...
First, we appear to be moving quite rapidly in the direction of a "state money only" system (i.e. full reserve banking), if the above chart is any guide. The chart is from an article by Jo Michell entitled " Misunderstanding MMT" published by "Critical Macro Finance."(Incidentally, that's not...
Transcript Kathy Jones: We ended 2018 with a cautious outlook on the bond market. Our biggest concern was that the Federal Reserve's series of interest rate hikes would reduce demand for bonds, especially bonds in the riskier segments of the market, like high-yield bonds; but recent...
Posted by Rob Waldner, Chief Strategist and Head of Multi-Sector on Feb 6, 2019, in Fixed Income Invesco Fixed Income shares its views on rates around the world US: Neutral. In the near term, we expect Treasury yields to be stuck between better-than-expected growth and a do...
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Barclays Bank PLC ZC SP ETN REDEEM 12/07/2021 USD 50 - Ser A Company Name:
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Barclays Bank PLC announced today that it plans to transfer the primary listing venue for 16 iPath® Exchange Traded Notes (the “ETNs”) to the Cboe Global Markets. The affected ETNs are: The first day of trading for these ETNs on the Cboe is expected to be on or about M...
Barclays Bank PLC (“Barclays”) announced today that the NASDAQ exchange (the “Exchange”) has notified Barclays that the listing of the iPath ® US Treasury 5-year Bull ETN (the “ETNs”) (Ticker: DFVL) no longer complies with certain of the Exchan...