macro

The September jobs report was exactly what stock market bulls needed.

Figure prompts traders to rein in bets on further Fed rate rises

Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement action with Ontario Bancorporation, Inc.

Gabon’s dollar-bonds are the worst performers in emerging markets this week after the government held a series of investor calls on plans to sell new securities, raising questions about its disclosure of debt levels and sending yields soaring.

Global credit markets have started to show signs of caution, as investors pull back from treating the asset class as a safe haven following record borrowings and growing concerns about balance sheets as inflation persists.

French bonds are tipping toward a full-blown crisis.

Trend-following portfolios have latched on to sharp rise in yields this year as Iran war and strong US economic data fuel inflation fears

Surging capital demand from hyperscalers and the artificial intelligence ecosystem — rather than inflation expectations — is the primary force pushing real rates and bond yields higher, Pacific Investment Management Co. President Christian Stracke said.

Vice-chair for monetary policy Philip Jefferson echoes dovish remarks made by New York central bank head John Williams

Asian bonds rose and Treasuries held gains that pulled yields back from multi-decade highs, as traders looked past higher oil prices and their inflationary impact. Regional stocks edged lower.