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29.07.26 - 20:30
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Watch live: Warsh gives remarks as Fed holds interest rates steady (The Hill)
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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh will give remarks Wednesday afternoon after the nation's central bank decided to hold interest rates steady for the fifth time amid uncertainty around energy prices as a result of the Iran war. The Federal Open Market Committee maintained its baseline interest rate at a range of 3.5 percent to 3.75......
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29.07.26 - 20:15
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Fed holds interest rates as new Iran tensions raise inflation risks (The Hill)
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady for a fifth straight time Wednesday amid mounting pressure on the bank to stay ahead of another war-driven energy price shock. In a 9-3 decision, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) maintained its baseline interest rate at a range of 3.5 percent to 3.75 percent. It marked the......
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29.07.26 - 18:15
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US-Anleihen: Kursverluste - Steigende Ölpreise belasten (DPA-AFX)
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NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) - Die Kurse von US-Staatsanleihen haben am Mittwoch belastet durch gestiegene Ölpreise nachgegeben. Der Terminkontrakt für zehnjährige Staatsanleihen (T-Note-Future) fiel um 0,29 Prozent auf 108,50 Punkte. Die Rendite der zehnjährigen ......
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29.07.26 - 17:39
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Deutsche Anleihen: Kursverluste - Ölpreisanstieg belastet (DPA-AFX)
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FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Die Kurse deutscher Staatsanleihen haben am Mittwoch vor der Zinsentscheidung der US-Notenbank Fed nachgegeben. Der richtungweisende Euro-Bund-Future fiel um 0,28 Prozent auf 124,76 Punkte. Die Rendite der zehnjährigen Bundesanleihe ......
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29.07.26 - 15:01
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Gulf Bond Boom: Record Borrowing Fuels Race To Future-Proof Against Hormuz Shutdown (ZeroHedge)
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Gulf Bond Boom: Record Borrowing Fuels Race To Future-Proof Against Hormuz Shutdown
Gulf monarchies are hitting international debt markets at a record-shattering pace, Bloomberg figures show, amid a conflict-driven rush to harden domestic infrastructure and forge alternative supply corridors that bypass the vulnerable and effectively closed Strait of Hormuz. Added to this, just this month, Red Sea passage has become another problematic area, as the Houthis have targeted several Saudi vessels with missiles and drones.
Regional heavyweights led by the UAE and Saudi Arabia are seeking massive funding for new or expanded deep-water ports along the Red Sea and Gulf of Oman, backed by desert networks and crude oil pipeline bypasses. This modernization will take years, but is being hastened by the urgency of war.
As Bloomberg reports Tuesday, "Borrowers from the United Arab Emirates are tapping global bond markets at a record pace as the Middle East conflict rages, with sales up a third so far ...
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