Ajay Rajadhyaksha News
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Deposits at U.S. banks exceed loans by an unprecedented $2 trillion as the threat of a slowing economy tempers borrower demand and lenders preserve tightened standards.
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TCW Group Inc. and Bank of New York Mellon Corp.’s Standish unit say it’s time to stop betting against the Federal Reserve.
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Mortgage- and asset-backed securities, which have gained as much as 60 percent this year, will benefit in 2013 as weak global economic growth and central bank actions keep interest rates low, according to Barclays Plc.
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Treasury yields will rebound on signs Europe is containing its sovereign-debt crisis and evidence the global economic recovery is regaining momentum, according to Barclays Plc.
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The $10 trillion market for U.S. Treasuries is signaling that the economic recovery may be poised to weaken even as consumer confidence rises toward pre-recession levels.
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Ben S. Bernanke is signaling his willingness to double down on a three-year bet that’s failed to revive housing, showing the extent of the Federal Reserve chairman’s effort to wrest a recovery from the deepest recession.
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House Speaker John Boehner ’s appearance before Wall Street leaders tonight challenges him to provide reassurance that Congress will raise the U.S. debt limit without undercutting Republican demands for spending controls.
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Treasuries snapped a four-week slide after Federal Reserve meeting minutes suggested a weakening economy may lead to more stimulus measures and concern increased that progress toward resolving Europe’s debt crisis stalled.
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Treasuries gained, pushing two-year note yields down the most since April, after European Union talks on achieving a second bailout for Greece to prevent the first euro-area default stalled.
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Wall Street’s biggest bond firms are buying the most Treasuries in two years, driving the biggest rally in government bonds since 1995, as Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis worsens.
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