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Egypt Nears $1.6 Billion IMF Payout After Staff-Level Deal
Egypt and the IMF reached a staff-level agreement on the fourth review of its $8 billion program, unlocking over $1.6 billion in financing and supporting the country's external adjustment efforts.
Value stocks beat growth when inflation is high – 13 picks from top newsletters
Value stocks historically outperform growth stocks during high inflation, and top newsletters are now highlighting 13 specific picks based on a key metric that explains this outperformance.
JPMorgan: Private Muni-Bond Accounts Hit $1.6 Trillion
JPMorgan reports that individually managed municipal-bond accounts have grown to $1.6 trillion, making private managers the largest holders of state and local government debt.
Lagarde Says European Banking System More Resilient to Shocks
ECB President Lagarde stated the European banking system is more resilient to external shocks due to an improved financial framework and progress on the green transition, speaking at the ECB's annual retreat in Sintra.
US Congress Gets Iran Briefing as Malliotakis Criticizes Secrecy
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and envoy Steve Witkoff will brief the full House and Senate on the US-Iran peace deal, as Rep. Malliotakis criticizes the lack of prior congressional briefings.
Citi Wealth Warns Investors to Exit Excess Cash on Hot Inflation
Citi Wealth advises investors to reduce cash holdings as persistent inflation pressures keep real returns negative and central banks likely to maintain higher rates.
US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Since 1983
The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve fell by 5.5 million barrels to 325.7 million, the lowest since 1983, as WTI crude rebounded above $71.
Charter junk bonds, CDS see record moves on Comcast deal bets
Charter Communications junk bonds and credit default swaps surged on Monday as traders bet that Comcast's pending breakup could lead to a merger of the two broadband giants.
Del Monte Reunites After 37 Years, CEO Cites Supply Chain Easing
Del Monte Corporation reunites its iconic food brand after 37 years, with the CEO highlighting easing supply chain pressures and revealing pharmaceutical research using pineapple compounds.
Citadel Securities Warns of ‘Shifting Landscape’ Under Warsh Fed
Citadel Securities warns investors are underestimating Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s determination to bring inflation to 2%, which could weigh on risk assets.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump Bid to Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook
The US Supreme Court denied President Trump's request to immediately fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, reinforcing the central bank's independence and limiting executive influence over monetary policy.
Morgan Stanley Private Credit Fund Launches IG Bond Sale
Morgan Stanley's private credit fund is selling investment-grade bonds to refinance debt, its first offering in over a year, signaling continued demand in the private credit market.
Fed Will Stay Patient, Says Roth Capital Economist
Roth Capital chief economist Michael Darda expects the Federal Reserve to maintain a patient stance on monetary policy, with implications for rate-sensitive assets.
Nigeria Seeks Advisers for Eurobond Sale, First Since November
Nigeria has invited expressions of interest from advisers for a planned Eurobond sale, its first since a November issuance that saw strong demand, signaling continued reliance on international capital markets for fiscal financing.
Risks in Focus After US Stocks’ Wild Start to 2026
Investors are reassessing risks from AI disruption to rising interest rates and US elections after a volatile start to 2026 for US equities, with implications for rate-sensitive sectors and bond markets.
HELOC vs Home Equity Loan: 61 bps gap widens on June 29, 2026
The gap between home equity loan rates and HELOC rates widened to 61 basis points on June 29, 2026, with HELOCs offering lower rates, but the choice depends on whether you need lump-sum or flexible access to cash.
China Births Two Robot Unicorns as Sector Funding Stays Strong
Two Chinese robotics startups achieved unicorn status with valuations over $2.9 billion combined, signaling sustained investor appetite in the sector and bolstering China's push to rival US firms like Tesla and Figure AI.
Chinese Asset Managers Review Bond Holdings Amid Rating Scrutiny
Chinese asset managers are reviewing bond portfolios to identify issuers at risk of downgrade after regulators tightened oversight of AAA rating concentration.
UK mortgage approvals fall, consumer credit growth holds steady in May
UK mortgage approvals fell sharply in May, while consumer credit growth held steady, signaling mixed signals for the housing market and household spending.
Spanish inflation holds steady at 3.2% in June, core eases to 2.9%
Spain's headline inflation held at 3.2% in June, while core inflation eased marginally to 2.9%, signaling persistent price pressures that reinforce the ECB's cautious stance.
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