News from the Bond Market: How Corporate Bonds Are Becoming a Topic for Private Investors
The article discusses the increasing accessibility of corporate bonds for private investors in light of the EU's upcoming retail investor strategy.
Positive expectations for a new bond and interest rate cut
The Argentine Treasury announced the introduction of a new dollar-denominated bond in its biweekly auctions, which has been positively received by the market.
Man receives 'pompom duck' from great-granddaughter and the animal follows him even to the market in SC: 'Like a son to me'
A retired man in Joinville, Brazil, has developed a deep bond with a duck gifted to him by his great-granddaughter, taking the animal everywhere, including the market.
New Rule Regarding Gold, Major Change Coming from April 1
A significant revision to tax exemptions on gold in India will take effect on April 1, mandating capital gains tax for transactions in the secondary market under the Sovereign Gold Bond scheme.
Britain: Unemployment at a five-year high – The pound declines
The UK unemployment rate rose to its highest point in five years, leading to a decline in the pound and a drop in British government bond yields.
Pemex carries out corporate issuance of 31.5 billion pesos, the largest in the history of the Mexican market
Pemex has successfully completed the largest corporate bond issuance in Mexican history, amounting to 31.5 billion pesos, aimed at addressing financial liabilities.
Africa’s yuan pivot: why more top lenders are eyeing China’s bond market
Top African lenders are increasingly looking to China’s bond market to diversify their portfolios and mitigate dollar volatility.
The insatiable thirst for debt: Why markets are 'swallowing' bonds amid uncertainty
Investor enthusiasm for bonds is growing, despite broader financial market uncertainties and fluctuating asset prices.
Hellenic Public Debt Management Agency: Reissuing 10-year bond through auction
Greece's Public Debt Management Agency is reissuing a 10-year bond through an auction scheduled for February 11, 2026, aiming to attract investor demand and improve secondary market liquidity.
Treasury announces issuance of a new 10-year bond and reopening of the Global 2056
Brazil's National Treasury has announced the issuance of a new 10-year bond maturing in 2036 and the reopening of the Global 2056 bond.
Stock Markets: The Warning Signal from Bonds and the Automated Sellers Lurking
The article discusses warning signals from bond markets indicating a potential downturn in stock markets, alongside concerns about automated selling mechanisms.
UACN strengthens finances with N54bn bond listing
UAC of Nigeria Plc has successfully listed a N54.03 billion bond on the FMDQ Securities Exchange as part of its larger bond issuance program.
Debt issuance record: companies placed bonds worth US$ 20 billion in 2025, the highest value in 10 years
Argentinian companies have aggressively returned to the capital market to seek financing through bond sales, reaching their highest corporate financing levels in a decade due to a decrease in country risk and a more favorable financial environment.
The Treasury places 5.857 billion and raises the yield of the 50-year bond to 4%
The Treasury successfully placed 5.857 billion euros while increasing the yield of the 50-year bond to 4%, with demand exceeding 11.804 billion euros.
The Strange Case of San Sebastián: the Only City in Spain Where Rental Returns No Longer Exceed Those of the 10-Year Bond
San Sebastián is experiencing a downturn in rental profitability, with even the cheapest available rental property costing 1,200 euros per month, which does not exceed the returns offered by government bonds.
Greek bonds: Record performance, market message, and Pierrakakis' comment
Greece achieved a record high of €51 billion in demand for its latest 10-year bond issuance, ultimately raising €4 billion, which reflects strong market confidence and improved pricing terms.
Venezuela's creditors prepare to renegotiate their junk bonds
Creditors of Venezuela are getting ready to renegotiate billions of dollars in defaulted debt as Venezuelan bond prices rise following Maduro's capture, signaling a potential political transition.