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09.10.26 - 03:24
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Perfect storm: Sensex slips amid rising oil, bond yields (Times of India)
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Brent crude prices surged to over $105 per barrel, affecting the Indian stock market negatively. The Sensex dropped 1,045 points, significantly impacting investor wealth by Rs 10 lakh crore. Foreign portfolio investors sold stocks worth approximately Rs 13,000 crore, marking a high level of outflows. The ongoing market decline has led to a nine-week losing streak, which could become the longest on record....
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08.10.26 - 23:36
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How Bond ETFs Are Reshaping Portfolio Construction (Bloomberg)
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Bond ETFs are moving into their next phase, with active strategies, new product structures and more specialized exposures changing how investors build fixed income portfolios. State Street Investment Management's Ethan Balakier, BondBloxx's Joanna Gallegos and Schwab Asset Management's Riz Hussain joined Bloomberg Intelligence's Eric Balchunas at the Bloomberg Future of Fixed Income 2026 conference in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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08.10.26 - 22:33
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Global Bonds Pressure Markets, Hyperscaler Debt, Schools Strained (Bloomberg)
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"Bloomberg Real Yield" highlights the market-moving news you need to know. Today's guests: JPMorgan Asset Management Fixed Income Portfolio Manager Kelsey Berro, Wellington Management Senior Managing Director Brij Khurana, BNP Paribas Head of US Credit Strategy Meghan Robson, and MFS Investment Management, Co-Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income Alex Mackey. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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08.10.26 - 21:38
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Trump Treasury Blocks $175 Million In Federal Payments To Dead Recipients (ZeroHedge)
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Trump Treasury Blocks $175 Million In Federal Payments To Dead Recipients
Authored by AG News Staff via American Greatness,
The Treasury Department blocked $175 million in federal payments from going to deceased recipients in fiscal year 2026 as the Trump administration expanded efforts to prevent fraud and improper government spending.
Treasury screened more than 1.1 billion federal payments totaling approximately $3.7 trillion during the fiscal year, identifying and returning about 13,500 payments that otherwise would have gone to people listed as deceased, according to the department.
The results represent another step in President Donald Trump's push to tighten safeguards around taxpayer money. Access to Treasury's "Do Not Pay" system expanded from roughly 4 percent of federal programs at the end of fiscal 2025 to 99 percent in fiscal 2026.
"Treasury continues to transform how the federal government protects taxpayer dollars by using better data, stronger controls, and advanced technolog...
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