Garth Friesen
Here are this week's most interesting articles on the fixed income market.
The yield curve, which measures the difference between short- and long-term bond yields, hit its narrowest point since October 2007.
When the curve ...
There is a lot of worry over the recent spike in LIBOR. Does the widening present an investment opportunity, or is the next banking crisis around the corner?
Dislocations in global credit markets often have been signs of an economic or market issue.
The synchronized global economic growth that began in October 2016 is fading.
Mario Draghi has six months left to prepare a retreat from ultra-loose monetary policy, and he has a ready-made roadmap on hand.
The surge this year in a key short-term dollar-financing indicator is being driven by structural forces that may persist without signaling an underlying credit-driven upheaval, according to Credit Suisse Group AG analyst Zoltan Pozsar.
