Treasuries jump as Powell says risks may warrant cutting rates
Traders boosted wagers on a quarter-point cut next month, pricing in a roughly 85% chance of a move, up from around 65% before Powell spoke.
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US Treasuries slip as traders trim rate-cut bets ahead of Powell
Traders were watching a slew of data on a bigger-than-expected increased in jobless claims and expanded manufacturing Thursday.
Treasuries rise as traders downplay inflation in Fed minutes
In minutes from the Fed's July meeting, officials highlighted the risks of inflation outweighing concerns over the labor market, which investors overlooked.
Laura Elliott moves into president seat at InspereX
Elliott will advance the firm's strategic initiatives and business development initiatives and ensure that customer experiences are seamless.
Trump tariffs get seal of approval as S&P affirms credit rating
While Trump's trade war has roiled markets, unnerved foreign governments and provoked criticism from leading economists, S&P affirmed its AA+ rating for the US — a score it's given since 2011.
Apollo’s fox hedge is taking financial wizardry to a new level
Apollo bundled assets plucked from its own funds, including real-estate debt, into a Bermuda-based vehicle, and sold bonds against it with investment-grade ratings and unusually long lifespans.
Sumerlin says Fed would need to stop cuts if 10-year yields rose
Last year the Fed cut its benchmark rate by 50 basis points in September, and went on to lower rates twice more, even as 10-year Treasury yields rose.
Real estate investor sentiment up despite economic worries
Real estate investor sentiment bounced back from two quarters of decline, but lingering fears around tariffs, interest rates still weigh on many buyers' minds
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Jarrod Barry
Treasuries go 24-7 as repo trade hits blockchain on a Saturday
Canton, a public blockchain developed by Digital Asset Holdings, allowed a standard US Treasury repurchase agreement, or repo trade, to happen outside of normal market hours.
Stocks waver near record before key inflation data: markets wrap
U.S. consumers probably experienced a slight pickup in underlying inflation in July as retailers gradually raised prices on a variety of items subject to higher import duties.
Kolyer joins Cadwalader as co-head of CRE, CLO practice
Throughout Kolyer's career he innovated securitization structures with commercial real estate and residential mortgages, commercial and consumer receivables.
Companies squeeze in more bond sales before summer lull sets in
Oneok plans to sell three-part, dollar-denominated senior unsecured notes while BMW is looking to price dollar-denominated debt in a four-tranche offering.
U.S. plans record $100 billion bill sale as borrowing needs mount
the mammoth size is also likely a harbinger of growing bill auctions ahead to help plug the federal budget deficit.
Rithm buys $1B in home reno loans from Upgrade
The forward-flow agreement with the lending fintech comes as home renovation spending surged during the first half of this decade.
Bank of America: Repricings make up for lack of rate cuts
CLO and ABS issuance continues apace as spreads remain tight
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John Hintze
Treasuries fall as haven appeal wanes on US-Japan trade deal
Hopes that the U.S. will reach other trade deals ahead of its self-imposed Aug. 1 deadline are mounting.
Rithm Capital inks $1.5B deal for investor loans
A "large institutional investor" will provide funding to assist Rithm in acquiring as much as $1.5 billion worth of residential transition loans.
DOJ probing for collusion in CLOs during Libor transition
Antitrust prosecutors in New York seek to determine whether investors with an equity stake in the $1.3 trillion CLO market illegally coordinated as the underlying buyout debt was repriced.
Carlyle Group issues €508.4 million European CLO notes
The collateral is a portfolio of well-diversified, primarily senior secured leveraged European loans and bonds.
Treasuries extend drop as pressures build on longer-dated debt
US Treasuries fell for a fifth day as demand for long-term government debt across the globe wanes amid a flurry of bond auctions this week.
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