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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have a friend on West 57th Street. That’s the New York address of Metacapital Management LP, the hedge fund founded by Deepak Narula.
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Louis Bacon’s decision to return $2 billion to investors highlights the difficulties the biggest macro hedge funds are having this year as government intervention and declining trading volumes limit managers’ ability to make large bets.
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U.S. stocks fell for a fourth day and Spanish bonds tumbled after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi failed to reassure investors he was ready to take immediate steps to support the economy. Treasuries gained, while the euro and commodities declined.
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Australia’s corporate bond market may “take off” as the nation’s banks face pressure that may cap lending and companies seek to satisfy growing bond-investor appetite, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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Citigroup Inc. raised a $355.4 million collateralized loan obligation for Aegon USA Investment Management LLC, according to two people with knowledge of the deal.
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Hedge funds gained 0.2 percent in January as equities around the world had the best start in 18 years after U.S. economic growth showed signs of accelerating and European leaders moved closer to a solution for the region’s debt crisis.
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Hedge funds raised their wagers on higher commodity prices by the most since July 2010 after signs of accelerating U.S. growth bolstered optimism that demand for raw materials will strengthen.
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Hedge funds raised their bullish commodity bets as mounting speculation that central banks will announce more economic stimulus halted a slide in prices and drove gold to its longest rally since August.
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Hedge funds boosted wagers on higher commodity prices for the first time in three weeks as the outlook for the U.S. economy improved.
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