bonds

Don't move down the capital structure unless you are comfortable with the company's underlying default risk...

High velocity digital deposits have opened-up big banks to attacks by speculative short-sellers trying to engineer a crisis of confidence

Fed boss J Powell raised rates again this week, despite the backdrop of bank failures and tightening credit. Is this the end of the Fed put?

Write-off of European bank bonds/hybrids is quite common - Credit Suisse is the latest example. But it has never happened in Australia

UBS acquires CS, imposing 89% losses on shareholders from 12mths ago, CS bonds/deposits are unaffected while hybrids are written-off

As central banks close in on their respective terminal rates, bringing the current tightening cycle to an end this year, we look at the trading implications for 2023...

BondAdviser's John Likos writes about why a hard landing is more likely than any other scenario - and how the bond traders are playing it.

After one of the worst years for bonds in decades, the asset class is once again establishing itself as a safer haven in economic downturns

The 24th Prime Minister of Australia and the 2023 bond market may not have a lot in common at first glance.

London-based Longview Economics believe financial markets have still not priced in a recession. Find out why here.