bonds
Biden win would benefit bonds, Trump better for growth: Morgan Stanley CIO
BOND markets would likely benefit if US President Joe Biden is re-elected as his administration will try to raise taxes to offset some of the government spending, Morgan Stanley’s...
India bonds still a ‘buy’ for foreign investors despite post-election policy uncertainty
India’s government bonds will continue to attract foreign flows even as a narrower-than-expected victory margin for Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led alliance could prompt a shift in policy, fund managers...
OCBC to raise 500 million euros via covered bonds
OCBC has priced 500 million euros (S$732.8 million) of fixed-rate covered bonds due 2027 under its US$10 billion global covered bond programme. The net proceeds will be used for...
Choose bonds over stocks as central banks cut rates, says UBS Wealth Management
UBS’ giant wealth management arm is leaning towards bonds over stocks, arguing that the asset class is set for juicy returns with little risk as central banks cut interest...
Hotel group Shangri-La to sell debut 1 billion yuan panda bonds
Luxury hotel operator Shangri-La Asia is tapping the onshore Chinese bond market for the first time, as diverging interest rates have made yuan borrowings significantly cheaper than debt denominated...
Demand for latest Singapore Savings Bonds hits year-to-date high
DEMAND for the latest tranche of the Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) has reached a year-to-date high, with its 10-year average return having hit a new peak for the year...
Lenovo to issue US$2 billion of convertible bonds to Saudi’s Alat to repay debt
LENOVO said on Wednesday (May 29) it would issue US$2 billion worth of zero-coupon convertible bonds to Alat, and had signed a collaboration agreement with the Saudi Arabian company...
India to buy back government bonds worth 400 billion rupees
India will buy back 400 billion rupees (S$6.48 billion) worth of government bonds, the country’s central bank said on Monday (May 27).The securities offered for buyback are four government...
