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10-year ‘break-even’ rate reaches above 2.6% propelled by strong demand and rising energy prices
Metals fund manager laments ‘zero interest in our strategy’ while bitcoin hits new record
Consumer goods groups Nestlé and Procter & Gamble report price increases
SEC stands firm in applying disclosure regulation to fixed-income trading
The loan-backed securities will be pegged to a new interest rate benchmark from 2022
Backers for start-up include Point Break Capital Management, BlackRock and TPG
Tapering signals have pushed yields in market to their highest levels since March 2020
Appeal of protective derivatives has waned amid repositioning of portfolios
Funds bet Beijing will come to rescue of the world’s most highly leveraged developer
Debt and equity markets absorb new deals at startling pace
Acquisition of Medline for $34bn is largest deal of its kind since 2008 financial crisis
Home fitness craze generates debt packages for institutional investors
Amendment to 50-year-old regulation could sweep up fixed income in requirements for stock markets
Distressed-debt fund focuses on middle-sized companies with backing from private equity group
Regulator’s application of 50-year-old statute would have ‘significant, deleterious effect’, trade groups say
Policymakers will prevent contagion from indebted property developer, say analysts
Demand for US debt from China and Japan has kept prices high and yields low ahead of expected ‘taper’ this year
Loans to fund buyout of chicken producer Sanderson Farms will be pegged to new Sofr benchmark
Rise in oil price boosts energy shares on both sides of the Atlantic
Fundraising comes less than a week after SEC threatened to sue crypto exchange over new product
ECB says it will ‘moderately’ reduce the pace of its crisis-era bond purchases
Economy adds just 235,000 workers in August after jumping by 1.1m positions in July
Rule-setters in demand in hard-charging crypto industry, with mixed results
Companies rush to lock in low rates after summer lull
San Francisco-based group targets demand for green fashion brands with ‘sustainable’ listing
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