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European Central Bank member says its bond buying could end in the third quarter
06:11am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 CNBC
A prominent member of the European Central Bank''s Governing Council has said its net asset purchases could end in the third quarter of this year.
Bonds - Real Estate Veteran Erminio Grasso Named New CEO of MLS PIN
06:01am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 Business Mag
Massachusetts-based MLS Property Information Network, Inc. , announced Erminio Grasso as its new president and chief executive officer. Grasso replaces retiring President and…
UK inflation on the agenda in Europe today
05:45am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 Forexlive
It''s a tentative start to the trading day with major currencies seeing little change as narrow ranges prevail. Meanwhile, equities are more guarded following yesterday''s optimism with bonds also lightly bid so far on the day.All eyes will continue to rest on the Russia-Ukraine situation to see if we
M&M Financial jumps 9% after NBFC raises Rs 500 crore through secured bonds
05:08am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 Economic Times India
According to reports, the bonds are set to mature on February 14, 2025. The bonds will bear an interest rate at benchmark plus spread per cent payable annually. The spread is 1.65 per cent per annum.
Key bond market deals: SIDBI, Muthoot Finance, Bajaj Finance
02:54am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 CNBC TV18
Here’s a look at the key bond market deals on Wednesday.
Lalu Prasad Yadav convicted in fifth and final case of fodder scam: A timeline
01:51am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 Hindustan Times
The Doranda treasury embezzlement case is a part of the ₹950 crore fodder scam related to the withdrawal of public funds from government treasuries in various districts of undivided Bihar.
Ukraine hit by cyberattack as US questions Russian troop pullback
12:52am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 Rappler
Kyiv appeared to blame Russia for a cyberattack on Tuesday as US President Joe Biden warned that more than 150,000 Russian troops were still amassed near Ukraine’s borders after Moscow’s announcement of a partial pullback was met with skepticism. World powers are engaged in one of the deepest crises in East-West relations for decades, jostling over post-Cold War influence and energy supplies as Moscow wants to stop the former Soviet neighbor ever joining the NATO military alliance. Western nations have suggested arms control and confidence-building steps to defuse the standoff, which has prompted them to urge their citizens to leave Ukraine because an attack could come at any time. Russia denies it has any plans to invade. Must Read Biden to Putin: Ukraine invasion means ‘needless death and destruction’ On Tuesday, the Russian defence ministry published footage to demonstrate it was returning some troops to base after exercises. Biden said the United States had not verified the move. “Our analysts indicate that they remain very much in a threatening position.” Hours after Moscow’s announcement, Ukraine said the online networks of its defense ministry and two banks were overwhelmed in what is called a distributed denial-of-service attack.
The Zombification Of The Economy
12:25am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 Zero Hedge
The Zombification Of The Economy Via SchiffGold.com, Another hotter than expected CPI print in January put even more pressure on the Federal Reserve to do something about inflation. Suddenly, there is talk of a 50 basis point interest rate hike at the next FOMC meeting. But “doing something” is easier said than done, particularly in this zombie economy. The Fed has gotten itself into a tight spot . Raising rates will expose another major economic problem that lurks just under the surface. The world is buried in debt. Economist Daniel Fernández Méndez described the 21st century as the “decade of debt.” "And if things continue the way they are, it could well be called the century of the great debt default.” We’ve talked a lot about the massive levels of debt piled up by the federal government during the pandemic. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. In 2021, US consumer debt grew at the fastest pace in five years . And then we have corporate debt and the proliferation of “zombie companies.” Could this lead to a “Minsky Moment” — the point at which it becomes impossible for debtors to pay off their debts?
For first time, investors dump Nigeria Eurobonds despite oil rally
12:04am, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 BusinessDay
At no point in Nigeria’s history, since the discovery of oil, has a rally in oil prices failed to resonate with foreign investors until now, but that’s what you get when you are the world’s most inefficient spender. Africa’s top oil producer is increasingly becoming less of an oil economy and more of one that will continue to struggle irrespective of rising oil prices due to an ever-growing petrol subsidy bill that has wiped out the gains of the oil price. BusinessDay, in a detailed analysis Tuesday, demonstrated how even a $100 per barrel oil price will mean nothing for Nigeria, whose external reserves, currency, and government revenues are declining despite higher oil prices. The trend has now extended to the country’s Eurobonds. The yields on eight of 13 Nigerian Eurobonds have jumped this year, a sign of increased risk perception by investors. The price of the last Eurobond issued is down by a record 12 percent, according to data from the trading platform, FMDQ, while the yield has jumped to 10 percent from 8 percent when it was first issued in September.
Stocks Set to Rise on Prospect of Easing Tension: Markets Wrap - BNN Bloomberg
10:37pm, Tuesday, 15'th Feb 2022 BNN Bloomberg
Asian stocks look set to rise Wednesday on improving risk appetite amid speculation that geopolitical tension in eastern Europe will ease. Oil sank, U.S. shares climbed and both Treasuries and the dollar declined.
Wall Street climbs on hopes of easing geopolitical tensions | Financial Markets News
10:30pm, Tuesday, 15'th Feb 2022 State Of Press
US stocks halted a three-day drop as Russian President Vladimir Putin said he hoped for a diplomatic outcome to the Ukraine crisis. By Rita NazarethBloomberg Published On 15 Feb 202215 Feb 2022 Stocks climbed, while bonds fell with the dollar as speculation that geopolitical tensions could be easing overshadowed data showing inflation is still running hot. The equity …
Discom seeks bond for new power connection: Residents
10:04pm, Tuesday, 15'th Feb 2022 The Times of India
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (HERC) interim order allowing new power connections in 16 private colonies of the city may have come as a much-needed breather for many residents, but there’s a catch — those willing to voluntarily pay development charges as levied by the discom
Major U.S. Stock Indexes Reverse Three Days of Losses
09:06pm, Tuesday, 15'th Feb 2022 The Wall Street Journal
U.S. stock indexes rose Tuesday, while energy prices slumped and bonds sold off, after Russia said it had pulled back some troops from the Ukrainian border.
What Are Government Bonds & How Do They Work?
05:00pm, Tuesday, 15'th Feb 2022 Seeking AlphaColombian Election Spooks Bond Investors Buffeted by Peru and Chile - BNN Bloomberg
04:49pm, Tuesday, 15'th Feb 2022 BNN Bloomberg
Money managers who hold Colombian bonds are in for a rocky election period if the recent examples of Chile and Peru are anything to go by, and the prospect of global monetary tightening affecting markets means it could be even uglier.
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