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Strategists at the investment bank are forecasting a rise in demand for Australian debt....

Central banks have been selling Treasuries since March, suggesting that they are diversifying away from dollar assets, according to Bank of America Corp....

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Japan Panicks As Yields Explode, Will Trim Super-Long Bond Issuance To Calm Market One of the most famous modern aphorisms on Wall Street belongs to Bank of America Chief Investment Strategist, Michael Hartnett, who a decade ago wisely said that "markets stop panicking when policymakers start panicking." Last night, Japan's policymakers - faced with record long-end rates and record paper losses on insurer books - finally panicked. Just hours after we reported that Japan's life insurance companies are facing staggering losses... ... first Reuters and then Bloomberg reported (which means that this was not a "scoop" but a premeditated trial balloon by Tokyo meant to hit all major news outlets) that Japan will take a page right out of Janet Yellens' Activist Treasury Issuance playbook and will "consider" trimming issuance of super-long bonds in the wake of recent sharp rises in yields for the notes, in an attempt to remove long-dated supply which has slammed prices...

Stocks Jump As Japan Panics About Soaring Bond Yields "Stocks stop panicking after policymakers start panicking"     - Bank of America's Michael Hartnett US equity futures are higher on US/EU trade optimism as well as global bond yield stabilization after the BOJ is reportedly looking to reduce domestic bond vol following last week's historic selloff which led to record losses on Japanese life insurers and other financial firms. As of 8:00am, S&P futures are up 1.5%, and Nasdaq futures gain 1.6% after Trump said he would extend the deadline for the European Union to face 50% tariffs until July 9; Stocks look like an 'Everything Rally' led by TMT in premarket trading with multiple Mag7 names are up more than 2% including NVDA +2.8% ahead of earnings tomorrow, buoying Semis, and Cyclicals over Defensives. The yield curve is bull flattening amid USD strengthening, perhaps setting the stage for US outperformance. 30Y yields fell six basis points to move below 5% as Japanese lo...

Investor skepticism towards long-duration assets is a global phenomenon in 2025....

Investors should buy the selloff in long-dated Treasuries as the government is likely to heed warnings from bond vigilantes to bring its debt under control, according to Bank of America Corp.'s Michael Hartnett....

Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are among lenders preparing to launch around €2.5 billion ($2.8 billion) of high-yield bonds next week, backing Flutter Entertainment Plc's acquisition of Playtech Plc's Italian gambling business....

The UK government appointed Jim O'Neil, a senior investment banker at Bank of America Corp., to a top position in the Treasury as Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves continues a drive to boost Britain's economic growth rate....

Credit markets can expect support from the White House that will limit the extent of spread widening this year, according to Bank of America....

“The idea that stocks have to implode if yields hit 5% is completely false,” says Savita Subramanian, global research head of US equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America, as she explains why US equity markets are pointing to 7% yields on US Treasuries....

Savita Subramanian, BofA Securities head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the latest market trends, impact of President Trump's tariff policy, what to expect this earnings season, state of the Treasury market, and more....

Bank of America Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. are among lenders preparing to sell about €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) of high-yield bonds backing Flutter Entertainment Plc's acquisition of Playtech Plc's Italian gambling business....

Capital flows into Bank of America's debt after investors moved away in recent days, as equity prices swoon....

Interest rate hikes from the Bank of Japan should help cut currency protection costs for Japanese investors, spurring their appetite for US investment-grade corporate bonds, according to Bank of America Corp....

Bond returns have lagged far behind those of stocks and commodities over the last decade, according to Bank of America....

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Fed Reserves Plummet By $326BN Back Under $3 Trilion, Just In Time For Massive Treasury Cash Flood Back in October, when the repo market started cracking under the weight of the Fed's gradual reduction in Reserves and Reverses, and funding spreads briefly exploded, we quoted BofA STIR expert - and former NY Fed repo guru - Mark Cabana, who said that according to his estimates, the Lowest Comfortable Level of Reserves (or LCLOR) is around $3-3.25 trillion given "(1) bank willingness to compete for large time deposits and (2) reserve / GDP metrics (back in 2019, the repo market locked up once reserves dropped to about 7% of GDP not too far from where they are now)." We bring this up because in the latest weekly Fed balance sheet update, we find that the amount of Fed reserve balances as of Wednesday, Jan 1, tumbled by a whopping $326 billion - the second biggest drop on record - pushing the total from the comfortable level of $3.218 trillion to $2.892 trillion, the lowest since Novemb...

Cash draws biggest weekly inflow since March 2023, BofA says LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Investors ploughed $136.4 billion into cash in the week to Wednesday, the biggest weekly inflow since March 2023, when markets were rattled by a regional banking crisis, according to a report from Bank of America on Friday . They also snapped up $8.2 billion of stocks and $4.9 billion of bonds, but sold $0.4 billion of gold, Bank of America said, citing data from EPFR ....

India bond yields flat post cenbank minutes; Barclays, BofA maintain Dec rate cut view...