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Credit markets are being reshaped by the growing use of ETFs, credit futures, total return swaps and portfolio trading, expanding the ways investors access liquidity and manage exposure. Jane Street’s Phil Cichlar, Vanguard’s Jacob Riley and CME Group’s Ted Carey spoke with Bloomberg’s Umesh Gajria at the Bloomberg Future of Fixed Income 2026 conference in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)
Giovanna Serafim conta sobre a entrada de R$ 10 bilhões de investidores estrangeiros na bolsa brasileira com o megarrali nos ativos domésticos depois do primeiro turno. Com edição de Patricia Xavier. (Source: Bloomberg)
State-owned Syrian Petroleum Co. plans to more than double crude production and ramp up oil refining as foreign operators return, according to Chief Executive Officer Yousef Qiblawy.
Nigeria has put 40 oil and gas blocks up for bidding and will make every bidder name its real owners, a test of reforms watched by US oil investors. The post Nigeria Offers 40 Oil Blocks in New Licensing Round appeared first on The Rio Times.
Some potential investors are turning more cautious on the blockbuster initial public offering of data center firm Firmus Grid Ltd. as they worry about existing shareholders potentially flooding the market soon after the company’s debut, according to people familiar with the matter.
What is Cemex? A guide to Mexico's cement giant: what it sells, where it earns, its debt and owners, its legal risks and what investors should watch in 2026. The post What Is Cemex? Mexico’s Cement Giant, Its Turnaround and What Investors Should Know appeared first on The Rio Times.
What is Bancolombia? A guide to Colombia's largest bank, its parent Grupo Cibest, how it makes money, who owns it and the risks for investors in 2026. The post What Is Bancolombia? Colombia’s Largest Bank, Its Owners and What Investors Should Know appeared first on The Rio Times.
Who is Daniel Noboa? Ecuador's president profiled: banana-fortune roots, the war on gangs, the US alliance, the allegations and what it means for investors. The post Who Is Daniel Noboa? Ecuador’s President, His Gang War and What Comes Next appeared first on The Rio Times.
Who is Nasry Asfura? A guide to Honduras's president: the builder-mayor, his disputed win, Trump ties, the gang crackdown and what it means for investors. The post Who Is Nasry Asfura? Honduras’s President, His Turn to Washington and What Comes Next appeared first on The Rio Times.
One of Europe’s most popular interest-rate wagers in recent years took a fresh hit last month as the latest spike in global energy prices drove a surge in short-term bond yields.
Los fondos de pensiones mexicanos elevaron a un máximo histórico sus carteras de deuda pública en pesos en agosto, apuntalando la demanda en momentos en que la volatilidad global inquieta a los inversores extranjeros.
A surge of corporate bond supply in the US high-yield market is starting to overwhelm debt investors, pushing risk premiums to the highest level in five months, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s head of credit strategy.
Equity futures climbed in New York as oil and Treasury yields pulled back from the recent surges ahead of key data on inflation expectations.
Investors are sticking with short-dated bonds in Europe and the UK, in a bet that expectations for interest rate increases have gone too far.
Investors pulled about $1.8 billion out of the municipal bond market this week with returns for state and local government debt on track to tumble for the third consecutive month.
Investors are ramping up scrutiny of how much crypto hoarders pay their employees, as shareholders nurse losses totaling about $50 billion.
Energy prices have been the scourge of bond markets this year. Now investors worry that the next inflation spike will come from food.
Bloomberg's Melissa Shin joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Deals." Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney is gathering some of the world’s top investors Monday night and Tuesday as he seeks to attract more investment into the country while reducing its reliance on the US and diversifying its markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
Investors are increasingly looking east as they seek out the best opportunities in Europe’s sovereign bond markets.
Suahasil Nazara, Indonesia’s new finance minister, is an experienced insider and familiar face for investors, having served as a deputy over the past seven years.
Europe’s protracted efforts to turn its much maligned markets into a more attractive proposition for investors reach a momentous juncture Monday: the arrival of a consolidated tape.
Young Chinese investors may be just as willing to take risks as their global peers, but their portfolios remain more conservative against a backdrop of years of relative underperformance in China’s stock market, a prolonged property downturn and deflation, according to a senior researcher at the CFA Institute Research and Policy Centre. The disconnect between their willingness to take risks and their actual investment choices illustrated what the institute called an “aspiration-implementation...