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Global Junk Debt Flashes Warning on Growing Risk of Stagflation
Spreads on global high-yield bonds are widening as investors price in stagflation risks from the Middle East conflict, threatening the weakest corporate borrowers that loaded up on cheap debt during low-rate years.
Gold Falls for Third Day as US Launches Fresh Strikes on Iran
Gold extends its decline for a third consecutive session after the US launched fresh strikes against Iran, escalating geopolitical tensions and fueling inflation concerns that could influence central bank policy.
Citi Warns Investors Turn Picky on Data Center Bonds
Citigroup analysts note bond investors are increasingly selective on financing deals tied to AI infrastructure, signaling tighter credit conditions for data center projects.
SpaceX Secures Investment-Grade Ratings from Three Major Agencies
SpaceX has secured investment-grade credit ratings from three major agencies, potentially lowering its borrowing costs as it continues to raise capital post-IPO.
US Treasury Auctions $39B in 10-Year Notes; Yield at 4.534%
The US Treasury auctions $39 billion in 10-year notes with the current yield at 4.534%, a key event for bond markets and Fed policy expectations.
Canadian Bonds Rally After BOC Holds Rates, Cites Weak Economy
Canadian government bonds rallied across the curve after the Bank of Canada held its policy rate steady and Governor Tiff Macklem described the economy as weak, reinforcing expectations of a prolonged pause.
Amazon Secures $17.5 Billion Loan as AI Spending Surge Drives Borrowing
Amazon has secured a $17.5 billion loan, following a record Canadian corporate bond sale, as surging AI-related capital expenditures drive corporate borrowing demand.
US May CPI rises 4.2% y/y, matching expectations, core slows
US May CPI rose 4.2% y/y, matching expectations, but core CPI increased just 0.2% month-on-month, the softest since February, driven by a deceleration in shelter and a drop in motor vehicle insurance.
DP World Meets Bond Investors to Ease War Concerns
DP World, a major global port operator, is meeting bondholders to address concerns over the US-Iran conflict and discuss repayment options for a maturing bond.
Dow Jones Futures Fall as Tech Woes Persist; CPI Inflation Data Awaited
Dow Jones futures fell on Wednesday as technology stocks continued to slide, with traders turning cautious ahead of the key US CPI inflation report due later this week.
Wedding Inflation Drives Brides to Hire Weather Witches for Perfect Days
Rising wedding costs have led some brides to hire weather witches to ensure perfect conditions, reflecting a niche response to inflation in the wedding industry.
Slowing Economy Gives Turkey Cover to Hold Interest Rates Again
Turkey's central bank is expected to hold its benchmark rate steady as a cooling economy and subdued foreign currency demand offset rising prices from the Iran war.
RBI Rule Tweak Opens Door to $50 Billion Inflow to India
A subtle change in an RBI circular is expected to unlock up to $50 billion in foreign inflows into Indian bonds under a new incentive framework, boosting demand for rupee-denominated debt.
Nippon Steel Raises ¥90 Billion in First Bond Since US Steel Deal
Nippon Steel raised ¥90 billion in its first straight bond since closing the US Steel acquisition, testing investor appetite for its post-deal credit profile.
Yes Bank Hikes FX Deposit Rates by 335 Bps to Boost Rupee
Yes Bank raised interest rates on foreign currency non-resident deposits by up to 335 basis points to attract capital inflows and support the struggling Indian rupee.
Sri Lankan Rupee Jumps 2% After Central Bank Export Rule Change
The Sri Lankan rupee surged over 2% after the central bank shortened the period for converting export proceeds, a measure aimed at supporting the local currency.
Japan 30-Year Bond Sale Draws Weakest Demand Since June 2025
Japan's 30-year government bond auction saw the weakest demand since June 2025, as declining yields and concerns over inflation and fiscal policy weighed on investor appetite.
Aluminum Hits One-Month Low on Iran Tensions and Rate Outlook
Aluminum prices dropped to a one-month low as escalating Middle East tensions and expectations of higher US interest rates weighed on the demand outlook for industrial metals.
China May CPI Misses Forecasts, PPI Surges 3.9% on Factory Costs
China's May CPI rose 1.2% y/y, missing the 1.3% forecast, while PPI surged 3.9% y/y, signaling a margin squeeze that may weigh on industrial earnings and global goods inflation.
Japan May PPI surges 6.3% y/y, far above 5.5% forecast
Japan's May PPI rose 6.3% year-on-year, well above the 5.5% forecast, signaling persistent wholesale inflation that may reinforce Bank of Japan tightening expectations.
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