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Venezuela’s dollar-denominated bonds fell for a second day after President Hugo Chavez died and his deputy stepped in to run the country, South America’s biggest oil exporter. The cost of protecting its debt against non- payment rose.
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David Rolley, vice president of the global fixed income group at Loomis Sayles & Co, which manages $170 billion of investments, comments on the companies outlook for 2012 and why its more defensive this year than last. He spoke at a conference in Doha, Qatar.
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For Michael Hasenstab , manager of the top-rated and best-selling Templeton Global Bond Fund , Greece is the latest example of why investors should avoid countries that rely too heavily on borrowed money.
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Loomis Sayles & Co. is betting that food and energy inflation will prompt central banks in emerging markets including Indonesia and South Korea to raise interest rates and “surrender” the fight against currency gains.
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Rising oil prices are likely to damp consumer spending in the U.S. over the next few months, trimming prospects for the nation’s economic expansion, according to Loomis Sayles & Co.
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U.K. government debt investors are gaining confidence in Prime Minister David Cameron’s plan to tame a budget deficit that the world’s biggest bond-fund manager described as a “bed of nitroglycerine.”
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With two weeks left in August, the global bond market has already delivered its biggest monthly loss since 2010 as reports from unemployment to consumer purchases suggest the worldwide economy is stronger than investors anticipated.
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Treasuries snapped a two-day decline on speculation rising fuel costs caused by violence in Libya will slow the U.S. economic expansion.
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Treasuries fell for the first time in four days as reports showed growth in manufacturing and construction spending.
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Greece’s deficit crisis is pushing its bond yields closer to those of Pakistan, a junk-rated nation that is battling the Taliban.
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