Bonds

Big money managers are hoarding the most cash in a year amid concerns over inflation and slowing global growth, according to a survey conducted by Bank of America.

Larry Kudlow on discusses inflation woes as labor shortages continue and global supply chain nightmare prolongs.

A sharp rise in rates would likely be needed to derail the stock market, according to Goldman Sachs.

Global sovereign yields will have only drifted modestly higher by this time next year, but most bond strategists polled by Reuters appear convinced the only way is up and the gap between short and long-term maturities is set to widen.

Last year as China Evergrande Group’s stock and bond prices seesawed, it offered deep discounts to keep sales growing during the pandemic and the government effectively said it had borrowed too much.

Chinese officials brace for Evergrande collapse, fearing economic and social fallout, as a bail out for the property developer looks unlikely.

Evergrande's struggle to comply with financial restrictions imposed by regulators to curb rising debt in the Chinese economy has prompted fears a default might cause global shockwaves.

Billionaire bond fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach worries the manufacturing sector is flashing signs that inflation will be more than just “transitory.”

An increase in business activity and consumer spending pushes ECB to pause on emergency pandemic support.

"Bond King" Bill Gross says Treasurys belong in the garbage can as the Federal Reserve pulls the plug on its bond-buying program.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech at the virtually-held Jackson Hole symposium left Wall Street cheering the idea that rate hikes were still well off on the horizon.