Marcus Ashworth

Bond Vigilantes Risk Breaking The Markets

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The global fixed-income rout is worsening.

Bond Traders Know Where Fed's Hawkish Turn Will Lead

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Central bankers like Jerome Powell are no longer doves. Traders have seen this movie before.

Young Talent Isn't Following The Money To Wall Street

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Long hours, the pandemic and the lure of startups are taking their toll on recruitment for the traditional investment banks.

Has The Fed Boxed Itself Out Of A Smooth Taper?

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There is a real need to stop sucking out all the available float from the U.S. Treasury and mortgage bond markets.

The Mighty U.S. Dollar Is Having A Wobble

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Maybe it’s time for the Fed to rein in the unlimited stimulus.

Markets Are Pricing In A Coronavirus Recession

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It doesn’t seem a true reflection—at least, not yet—of the virus’s impact.

A 100-Year Austrian Bond At 1.2%. What Fresh Madness Is This?

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Investor appetite for a 100-year bond yielding 1.2 percent reveals a desperate search for yield.

Italy Is The Canary In Europe's Coal Mine

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Italy is an accident waiting to happen from a markets perspective.

Beware The Buyer's Strike In Corporate Bonds

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Amid a glut of corporate credit, issuers should be wary of demand pressures.

Erdogan's New Dynasty Makes Turkey Uninvestable

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The president has given investors every reason to turn away.