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US Treasury bonds yield hits 16-year high

After the release of data on the US labor market, yields on US Treasury bonds spiked dramatically in Friday's trading, reaching 16-year highs. Ten-year US Treasury bond interest rates increased by 17 basis points to 4.887 percent annually. The yield on 30-year securities exceeded 5.05% for the...

High US Job Growth Supports Prospects Of A Rate Increase

More US jobs were added than was anticipated in the previous month, which increased speculation about potential future interest rate increases. In September, employers added 336,000 positions, more than double the 170,000 predicted, according to Labour Department data.   Data for August was...

The Zombies' Demise? Why A Rise In Company Failures Is Possible In 2024

In the first half of 2024, debt-ridden enterprises in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa will have to compete for $500 billion in refinancing, a struggle that could lead to the demise of many "zombie" corporations even though an anticipated peak in interest rates may provide some relief.  ...

Cheap Labour Isn't The Only Advantage Of Asia, Whether It's China, India, Or Japan - KKR Claims

Cheap Labour was formerly Asia's competitive advantage. According to the heads of global and Asia macro at KKR, industrial services now give this region an advantage over China, India, or Japan.   The private equity behemoth claimed it covers logistics, waste management, and data centres....

Singapore retains first place in the ranking of financial inclusiveness of economies

Singapore continues to lead the list of nations with the highest levels of financial inclusion, or the population's access to high-quality financial goods, writes CNBC. The city-state of Singapore has a population of only 6 million, which helps to explain its leadership. Other factors contributing...

World's Largest Bond Markets Have Been Affected

On Wednesday, a relentless selloff in global government bonds pushed German 10-year yields to 3% and U.S. 30-year Treasury yields to 5% for the first time since 2007, actions that might hasten a global slowdown and harm stocks and corporate bonds.   Ever-resilient U.S. economic statistics, a...

Economy Of The Euro Zone Probably Shrank In The Third Quarter

According to a survey, the demand for goods and services declined in September at the sharpest rate in almost three years as indebted consumers restrained their spending in the face of rising borrowing costs and increased prices. This suggests that the euro zone economy shrunk last quarter.  ...

World Bank: South Asia will lead GDP growth among developing regions

According to the South Asia Development Update study from the World Bank (WB), South Asia will have the fastest rate of growth among developing nations in the next years. The WB increased its estimate of South Asia's GDP growth for 2023 from 5.6 percent to 5.8 percent. The region's forecast for...

Soon, Hedge Firms Plan To Sell Up To $30 Billion Worth Of Stocks Using Computers – Says UBS

Given the receding stock markets, hedge funds that trade stocks on computers anticipate starting to sell in the next two weeks to the tune of $20 billion to $30 billion, according to a UBS memo obtained by the media.   According to the UBS note, hedge funds that use computers to track market...

US Officials Told China To Expect Revised Export Restrictions In October – Reuters

According to a U.S. official, the Biden administration issued a warning to Beijing about its plans to amend regulations that limit the export of AI chips and chip-making equipment to China as early as October. This was done in an effort to normalise relations between the two giants.   The...
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