Treasury borrowing on track to overshoot forecasts by £63bn
The Treasury is on track to miss official forecasts for public borrowing by £63bn compared to projections made before Labour ...
PHT: 8% Yield On Corporate Bonds, 7% Discount
Discover why bonds are outperforming stocks in 2025. Learn about PHT's risks, performance, and if its discount to NAV makes ...
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Fed's approach gives respite for tariff-hit investors
Since returning to the White House on January 20, US President Donald Trump's rapid-fire tariff policies have spooked stock ...
It's not just America with a debt problem. World governments face the highest debt costs since 2007.
"This combination of higher costs and higher debt risks restricting capacity for future borrowing" the OECD said in a report ...
Are Bonds a Good Investment for the Trump Era?
Stock market volatility has picked up in reaction to the Trump administration's tariff plans. Should investors consider bonds ...
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Fed balancing act gives respite to tariff-struck investors
Investors are taking some comfort from the US Federal Reserve’s wait-and-see approach, after being rattled by tariff-related turmoil that poses a threat to markets and the economy. Since returning to ...
Anadolu Agency2d
Governments, firms worldwide borrow $25T in 2024: OECD report
OECD countries’ central government marketable debt-to-GDP ratio expected to reach 85% in 2025 - Anadolu Ajansı ...
Bank Indonesia keeps rate on hold, banks on portfolio inflows to buoy rupiah
Bank Indonesia (BI) has kept its key interest rate unchanged amid a weak rupiah exchange rate, but the central bank has ...
Now is a great time to invest in Indian fixed income says Saurav Ghosh. Here’s why
Saurav Ghosh, a fixed income expert, recommends investing in Indian fixed income amidst global volatility. He sees a strong ...
Mortgage Giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Brace for Job Cuts
William Pulte, the new director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, is consolidating control over Fannie Mae and Freddie ...
The Financial Express4d
EXPLAINER | Why are FPIs exiting India?
FPIs are exiting India due to global factors like high US interest rates, geopolitical uncertainties, and India's high market valuations, with a shift to debt markets.