Bonds News
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Norway Buys Greek Debt as Sovereign Wealth Fund Sees No Default
Norway, which has amassed the world’s second-biggest sovereign wealth fund, says Greece won’t default on its debts.
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Treasury Two-Year Yields Stay Near a Weekly Low Before Fed Bond Purchases
U.S. two-year Treasury yields stayed near the lowest in a week before the Federal Reserve purchases government debt today amid renewed concern that Europe’s financial system may need more support.
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Energy Bonds Outperform as BP Shrugs Off Junk-Debt Stigma: Credit Markets
Energy-company bonds are beating the broader market this quarter as BP Plc shrugs off its junk-debt stigma on speculation its losses from the Gulf oil spill are contained.
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Carney Signals Higher Rates as Declining Yields Offset Cuts: Canada Credit
Canada’s benchmark lending rate may rise further after central-bank Governor Mark Carney signaled yesterday the effect of three straight increases since June 1 is being offset by falling bond yields.
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