Credit Markets News
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Economists are forecasting that the People’s Bank of China is more likely to raise interest rates than cut them in the coming year, even as they slash growth projections for the world’s second-largest economy.
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Canada’s biggest pension-fund manager will “significantly” cut its C$64 billion ($62.3 billion) allocation to bonds as the fixed-income market’s foothold among its most loyal base of investors grows less certain.
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Polish banks and pension funds are keeping borrowing costs elevated for companies by holding their debt to maturity and stifling the development of the corporate bond market, Oaktree Capital Management LLC said.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s biggest obstacle to ending deflation may be beyond his control, judging by the lowest premium in two decades on developed-nation debt over Japanese bonds.
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