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A Moody's decision to strip the United States of its last triple-A credit rating last month and weak demand for Japanese auctions moves attention to two of the world's biggest economies ...
In the face off between heavily indebted developed economies and increasingly wary investors, Japan has blinked first, ...
As Jerome Powell warns stagflation is coming to the U.S., the Federal Reserve chair could do worse than eye what’s already ...
Consultancy Saltmarsh Economics estimates that even without any nominal GDP growth, an extra 325 billion euros of debt would push Germany's debt-to-GDP ratio up to 70%, from current levels around 63%.
Donald Trump has spared Britain’s steel industry from 50pc tariffs with an eleventh hour reprieve. The US president last ...
Nor is this week’s opinion a comment per se on digital gold as crypto bugs like to imagine Bitcoin to be that had topped ...
Today we’re diving into the bond market – and why it’s flashing red for investors, policymakers, and the economy alike.
Japan’s sovereign debt is back in the spotlight as the government prepares for another sale of super-long-term bonds after ...
Japan’s bond market faces more challenges with debt sales on Tuesday and Thursday that may ramp up pressure on the government ...
Japan's 30-year government bond prices rose after the weakest auction of the securities in more than a year added to pressure ...
Investors largely took Thursday’s auction result in their stride, with Japan’s longer-dated bonds extending gains and ...
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