MARKETS
Rates on 2- and 5-year bonds hit all-time lows as investors in U.K. government bonds were surprised by a turn in market sentiment.
Fitch Ratings maintained its BBB- rating for India's long-term debt but revised its outlook to negative, citing COVID-19 fallout.
U.S. stocks tumbled the most in 12 weeks as the torrid surge in equities came to a screeching halt amid economic jitters.
State pension systems need to be supported by supplemental retirement arrangements if Europe's Capital Markets Union is to progress.
A record number of sovereign downgrades are expected this year as a result of coronavirus-related policy responses, Fitch Ratings warned.
Australia’s refusal to contemplate negative interest rates is setting it apart from developed peers and stoking interest in its bonds.
The European Central Bank's coronavirus-related asset purchase program was critical to the continued functioning of Europe's bond markets.
The 20-year Treasury bond — offered this week for the first time in a generation — is putting on quite a show.
Managers in India are so concerned about credit risk that even guarantees from policymakers for lower-rated debt is failing to entice them.
Hong Kong ends the week with a 5.6% sell-off amid reports China will impose tighter restrictions on the special administrative region.
