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Tight fiscal rules can prevent the kind of investment which has helped the city state to thrive
Fund manager projects Fed will cut interest rates more slowly than other central banks
They’re being too loud
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Demand to lock in yields helps push spreads on high-yield bonds close to their tightest level since 2007
This strategy appears to be the path of least resistance for governments to reduce debt and keep bond vigilantes at bay
With financial risks lurking, Governor Ueda must maintain his cautious approach
Lawsuit against regulator is latest against chair Gary Gensler’s reform agenda
Yields have fallen in recent months despite warnings over rising deficit
The inversion will continue until morale deteriorates
Gap between the countries’ borrowing costs narrows while investors position for interest rate cuts
Investors turn to investment-grade debt as data points to resilient eurozone economy
The inflation battle may be almost over, but the fiscal war has just begun
Refinancing by economy ministry of $50bn in peso-denominated sovereign debt in bid to ease pressure on public accounts
CEO of exchange group says move into world’s biggest bond market is ‘no-brainer’ and its application will come this year
Twelve months after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank shook the regional banking sector, risks remain
Japan’s central bankers grapple with normalising monetary policy and unwinding the balance sheet
Foreign investors remain wary after years-long fall in the Chinese market
Individuals can now buy UK government debt. FT Money explores how to invest and which products stack up
The state of New York is right to push for reform, despite objections from Wall Street
Governments’ need to refinance this year at higher borrowing costs set to drive up interest expenses
Draft legislation sets up confrontation with investors who say it will disrupt markets
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MPs on public accounts committee find means of monitoring that debt is being issued at lowest price to be ‘nebulous’
America’s regulators say new rules will help maintain the dominance of US Treasuries, but others fear higher costs and lower liquidity
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