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The episode examines the resilience of the sub‑sovereign and supranational bond market amid Middle‑East tensions, highlighting strong issuance and investor demand for AAA‑rated public‑sector bonds despite rising yields. Hosts discuss recent deals across Europe and New Zealand, noting that issuers benefit from timing, pre‑funding, and the ability to swap to floating rates, while investors are attracted by yields above the 3% “magic number.” The conversation then shifts to regulatory developments, including a proposed pan‑European mortgage guarantee scheme and new ECB rules allowing blockchain‑based covered bonds to be used as collateral, which could broaden issuance and improve market liquidity. Throughout, the panel underscores the challenges of funding windows in April due to holidays, central‑bank meetings, and geopolitical volatility.
Larry Kotlikoff and TIPS specialist Kevin Esler discuss why today’s high real yields on Treasury Inflation‑Protected Securities (around 2.5% on the 30‑year) make building a TIPS ladder an attractive way to protect retirement income. They explain how the free tool...
In this Macro Mondays episode, Mikkel Rostewald and Andreas dissect the ongoing Iran‑U.S. conflict, weighing the likelihood of diplomatic resolution versus a broader military escalation. They examine the immediate market fallout—oil supply disruptions, the impact on by‑products like helium and...
In this episode of Credit Crunch, Goldman Sachs’ global co‑head of high yield and bank loans, John McClain, discusses the current state of the below‑investment‑grade market, noting that high‑yield spreads have stabilized in the low‑300 bps range and that double‑B issuers are...
The episode examines the surprising resurgence of emerging‑market bond issuance, led by African issuers such as Angola and telecom tower firm Helios, while Central‑Eastern European and Middle‑Eastern markets remain largely dormant due to war‑related volatility. George Collard explains why lower‑rated...
In this episode of JP Morgan’s Making Sense, hosts Shaini Das, Gustav Bogle (EMEA head of portfolio trading) and Marcus Imbert (North America head of portfolio solutions) examine how portfolio trading is reshaping global credit markets. They compare the faster‑growing, more transparent North...
In this brief episode, Andrew Sheets draws a parallel between March Madness basketball and the sudden shift in market narratives caused by the Iran conflict and a potential oil shock. He outlines how, after a period of strong economic signals—low...
The episode examines how recent attacks on Middle East energy infrastructure are pushing oil and gas prices higher and the ripple effects on emerging market (EM) sovereign bonds, noting modest yield increases but overall resilience due to stronger fiscal positions...
In this episode, Chuck Jaffe talks with Nick Vendetti, senior portfolio manager at Allspring, about why municipal bonds are currently viewed as a safe‑haven asset amid heightened war‑related inflation risks. Vendetti explains that inflation is the primary enemy of income‑generating...
In this episode of At Any Rate, JP Morgan’s global rate strategy team breaks down recent dynamics in developed‑market (DM) swap spreads, highlighting how central‑bank policy expectations and technical factors drive the curves across the US, Germany, the UK, Japan and...
The episode examines how the Middle East war is reshaping capital markets, highlighting a shift in euro‑denominated bond issuance: banks have paused their euro funding while corporate issuers, notably Amazon, are stepping in with record‑breaking deals. Amazon raised €14.5 billion across...
In this episode, BNY Mellon CIO Jason Granet discusses the current and future shape of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, arguing that recent flattening is a temporary, cyclical retracement and that a steeper curve is likely to resume. He and...
In this episode of Credit Crunch, Mahesh Bhimalingam and guest Sarah Harrison discuss the impact of the Iran war and recent software sector volatility on global credit markets. They note that despite geopolitical tensions, credit spreads have remained relatively resilient,...
In this episode, Serena Tang explains how a surge in oil prices could undermine the traditional negative correlation between stocks and bonds that investors rely on for diversification. She outlines how the pandemic-era co‑sell‑off of equities and bonds was driven...
In this inaugural Bloomberg Intelligence FIC podcast, municipal market veteran Tom Doe discusses the emerging role of prediction markets—platforms like Polymarket and CalSHE—in providing real‑time sentiment and risk data for municipal bonds. He explains how these markets could address shortcomings...
