Bonds News
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Treasury 10-year yields traded at almost a seven-week low after President Barack Obama and congressional leaders failed to make progress on resolving a budget impasse and a gauge of U.S. service businesses fell.
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Texas public charter schools, the fastest-growing part of the state’s education system, are poised to see their bonds go to top grade from near junk as a $33 billion fund backed by oil revenue prepares to guarantee the securities for the first time.
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The Philippine peso strengthened the most in two weeks while stocks and bonds rose after the country won a debt rating upgrade from Moody’s Investors Service, completing the nation’s ascent to investment rank.
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New Zealand’s Treasury told the government last year there are risks in the Reserve Bank governor being the sole decider on interest rates and it should consider a move to a committee structure, internal documents released under the Official Information Act show.
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