International credit markets’ immediate reaction to the prospect of Donald Trump winning the US presidential election is to ...

the bond prices will go up. It is very hard to say to what extent credit default swaps and the positions of the various partners of the various institutions with swaps play in their decisions.

suggesting investors are getting nervous about a U.S. presidential election outcome that could make the government less able ...

Russia gas supply cuts 'blackmail', says EU A US official confirmed that ... and therefore investors who had bought Credit Default Swaps, a form of insurance against non-payment, could start ...

The decision, outlined in a circular on Friday, is aimed at enhancing liquidity within the corporate bond market. A credit ...

Europe's second top court on Wednesday dismissed challenges by Credit Suisse (CSAG.UL), now part of UBS , and Credit Agricole ...

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Hedge funds are becoming increasingly active in Europe's bond markets and, so far, they have brought with them more benefits than risks, Italy's debt chief Davide Iacovoni said on Wednesday.

“With a Trump presidency looking increasingly likely, we suspect the resultant surge higher in Treasury yields and US stocks will squeeze dollar credit spreads even tighter,” said Mark Reade, head of ...

Investors are betting a second Donald Trump presidency will widen the economic gap between the U.S. and Europe. Traders ramped up wagers Wednesday that European policy makers will cut interest ...

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