Credit Markets News
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The nine-cent increase in bus fares in Sao Paulo is coming to symbolize everything that’s wrong with Latin America’s largest economy -- for protesters and bondholders alike.
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The surge in bond market volatility and trading volumes stemming from the prospect of rising interest rates, which JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon called “scary,” has only just begun, based on shares of CME Group Inc.
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China’s interest-rate traders are the most pessimistic on economic growth in 21 months, as Fitch Ratings says policy makers are focused on fixing the nation’s banks to avert an industry crisis.
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Illinois borrowing costs are headed for the biggest monthly increase since May 2012 as investors bet two rating cuts won’t be enough to spur lawmakers to fix the worst-funded U.S. state pension system.
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