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An upward surprise in this week's major economic indicators without strong central bank buying of Treasuries could result in pushing yields of the 10-year Treasury note past the 4.25% mark to 4.26%, according to government bond market strategists.
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Retail loan funds have seen inflows of more than $10 billion this year as investors seek a hedge against rising interest rates. For details of all the funds performance, click here. -
This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
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Washington Mutual is close to winding down its syndicated loan portfolio and has less than 20 names left to potentially sell to the market.
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Tower Automotive is struggling to reach an agreement with second-lien lenders to amend its senior secured credit agreement.
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As Canadian borrowers increasingly access the U.S. market to issue "B" loans, U.S. banks are making more of an impression on the Canadian bank market.
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A guide for debtors and creditors in Emerging Markets
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Barclays Capital has hired Doug Warren, managing director and senior member of Citigroup's North American credit derivatives team in New York, and seven of his colleagues, just a couple of months before bonuses.
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Barclays Capital plans to launch a property index certificate at the end of next month.
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ABN AMRO recently received a non-renminbi derivatives license for China as part of a push into the Mainland.
