Investing in bonds is an effective way of diversifying an investment portfolio and creating a reliable stream of fixed income. The fixed-income investments are simply loans that investors issue to companies or governments in return for periodic returns, based on the prevailing interest rate. The institution issuing the bond is obliged to pay a defined interest for the duration of the bond, depending on the amount investor loans.
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January 4th 2020 - Over the last two decades, it was a rule of thumb for almost all financial advisors: Investors should put 60% of their investment in stocks and 40% in bonds. The balance was presumed to be the “perfect” shield against falling...
December 23rd - How good have Canadian stocks performed over the last decade? It’s simple: investors would be better off investing in guaranteed government bonds and avoiding risky and volatile equities. A combined bond investment of provincial, municipal and federal bonds returned 94%...
December 17th - Investors are now thinking about bond investment in a whole new way, thanks to the changing market dynamics. Savvy investors have moved away from the old age adage that required one to hold a bond portfolio equal to their age...
December 16th - It wasn’t business as usual for “burrito bond” investors after being informed that they could lose 90% of their investments or up to 99% if the company is placed under receivership. About a month ago, The Guardian published an article...
December 14th - Government bond yields throughout the world surged Thursday and Friday following signs that the China and the US had reached a trade deal that will curtail the impact of the months-long antagonism between the two countries. In the US, the...
December 10th - Christmas has come early for a few lucky investors who subscribed to the premium bonds. Last month, several people walked away with prizes ranging from £1 million to £100,000 to £25 and this month is no different. Each month, premium...
December 5th - China’s bond traders are not having it easy making money in a market that hardly moves. Investors have been casting their nets far and wide to boost returns, with 10-year notes recording the narrowest range in seven years. This year...
December 3rd - It has certainly been an eventful year for the bond markets. For the better part of this year, the US Treasury returns, which are known to have an inverse relationship with bonds had been on a downward trend before a...
December 2nd - TS Lombard Managing Director of Global Macro Dario Perkins said that the stagnation being experienced in the bond markets today is similar to the one in the depression of the late 1800s. The US two/ten-year bond curves have seen multiple...
November 29th - Most armchair investors get excited at the idea of speculative bonds, which promise far much greater returns compared to the conventional ones. However, most of the mini-bonds have been at the center of mega scandals such as the downfall of...
November 26th - According to strategists from Goldman Sachs, next year’s bonds could be characterized by a “baby bear” market, slightly higher interest rates resulting from an improving economy, little to zero central bank interventions, and subdued worldwide inflation. The firm’s analysts explained...
November 24th - Last month’s rescue of the overnight lending market by the Federal Reserve Bank seems to be having unexpected effects: the stock market is being boosted. The overnight lending rate spiked in September breaking the financial market’s plumbing as banks and...
November 22nd - The UK’s official opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn on Thursday unveiled his manifesto full of mega investments that he plans to fund through debt capital should he clinch the top seat in the coming elections. But the UK bond market has...
November 20th - Plans are underway for Japan policymakers to issue a 50-year bond as a means of setting a floor under the long-interest rates. Selling bonds of this nature would allow the government to curb long term funding while giving higher returns...
November 18th - A quick one for – would you be comfortable investing in green bonds knowing too well that the proceeds would not be used on green projects? Well, research shows that many bonds associated with responsible investments can’t actually stand rigorous...
November 14th - The World Gold Council (WGC) recently published a new Investment Update titled ‘It may be time to replace bonds with gold.’ But is it? The WGC report said that investors are now operating in the market with flat to inverted...
November 4th - Premium bonds are now available for sale in post offices across the UK. According to the chairman of the National Savings Committee Lord Mackintosh, his projected sales for the month run to the tune of £50 million at a unit...
October 29th - Traders are crossing their fingers and hoping that the Federal Reserve’s Wednesday interest rate cut would be last for some time. The central bank is next week expected to comply with the Fed’s changes and consequently lower its target policy...
October 26th - On Thursday The European Central Bank (ECB) made a decision to keep key interest rates for the euro unchanged. President Mario Draghi in his last conference had noted that negative interest rates have “boosted the economy.” “Negative rates have stimulated...
October 23rd - Netflix (NFLX) has confirmed that it intends to issue junk-rated debt bonds predominantly in euros and dollars. This is in line with their plan to explore new content ideas in the wake of increased competition in the streaming industry....
June 13th - Gilts, Investment Grade or Junk – A Look At Investment In Tradable Debt Instruments Whether the aim is stable income in retirement, a specific future cash need, portfolio diversification or old-fashioned risk aversion, or a combination of such factors, an...
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