Archive for the February 18, 2019
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British companies with more than $130 billion of debt to refinance this year are facing rising funding costs as a no-deal Brexit looms, with yields on some bonds now akin to those in emerging markets.
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British companies with more than $130 billion of debt to refinance this year are facing rising funding costs as a no-deal Brexit looms, with yields on some bonds now akin to those in emerging markets.
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Credit Suisse has cut its view on global stocks to neutral from overweight, saying a number of short-term risks including possible volatility linked to the Sino-US trade talks and political tensions in Europe could put
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Credit Suisse has cut its view on global stocks to neutral from overweight, saying a number of short-term risks including possible volatility linked to the Sino-US trade talks and political tensions in Europe could put
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Russia will face higher inflation and a weaker rouble this year, but that will not prompt the central bank to raise interest rates, a Reuters monthly poll of 20 analysts and economists forecast on Thursday.
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Most stock markets in the Middle East closed higher on Sunday, reflecting a rally in global stock markets on Friday, and were also boosted by better-than-expected company results, particularly in real estate. The Abu Dhabi
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Russian gas giant Gazprom sold almost half of its $1.25 billion Eurobond issue to US investors, Yan Tavrovsky, head of JP Morgan in Russia and CIS, told Reuters on Monday. JP Morgan was one of
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Russian gas giant Gazprom sold almost half of its $1.25 billion Eurobond issue to US investors, Yan Tavrovsky, head of JP Morgan in Russia and CIS, told Reuters on Monday. JP Morgan was one of
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Foreign holdings of Chinese bonds reached a new record in January as hopes for a China-US trade deal and indications of a pause in the US Federal Reserve's tightening cycle helped to bolster the yuan.
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Foreign holdings of Chinese bonds reached a new record in January as hopes for a China-US trade deal and indications of a pause in the US Federal Reserve's tightening cycle helped to bolster the yuan.
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