Capital markets

June 11 2025

David Zervos
Investing naysayers let gloom override judgment under Trump
The 2020s may be on their way to becoming the progeny of the combined 1980s and 1990s disinflationary bull markets
June 11 2025

Monetary Policy Committee UK
The Bank of England’s balancing act
QT stays in the the MPC’s hands… for now
June 11 2025

UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
The razor’s edge deficit theory Premium content
And cable network spin-offs
June 11 2025

FT News Briefing podcast11 min listen
Winners and losers of UK spending review
Health and defence will receive a bump, but other departments face a further squeeze
June 10 2025

Sovereign bonds
Italy, Greece and Spain emerge as winners in bond market anxiety
Eurozone’s former crisis spots have shaken off concerns over rising debt levels as investors bet on fiscal co-operation
June 10 2025

Financial & markets regulation
FCA gives green light to Pisces share trading scheme
Buying and selling of stakes in private companies could begin later this year under delayed plan
June 10 2025

Chris Giles on Central Banks
Central banks can brush aside rising long bond yields Premium content
Their credibility is strong, the spillovers are small and financial conditions are improving
June 10 2025

Markets InsightMartin Weale
Rising debt burden puts UK on a trajectory of more volatility
Investors are likely to seek a higher risk premium for British assets
June 9 2025

Financial services
BlackRock seeks dismissal of Texas antitrust case over coal production
Asset managers accused of using index fund holdings to exert influence over corporate emissions practices
June 9 2025

Investing in funds
Asset Management: Big investors shift away from US markets
Plus, Cliff Asness embraces AI, junk bond sales surge, and David Hockney at Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert
June 9 2025

Bank of England
Oh no they’ve posted about quantitative tightening again
QTful ones
June 9 2025

Special ReportOceans
How blue bonds could give a boost to ocean finance
A guide to the asset class slowly gaining favour among institutions
June 9 2025

Private equity
Hedge funds circle distressed French private equity-owned companies
Economic weakness and high debt burdens have made businesses more attractive targets
June 9 2025

EU financial regulation
Norway’s oil fund calls for urgent reform of European capital markets
World’s largest sovereign wealth fund says ambitious action needed to improve competitiveness
June 9 2025

Municipal bonds
Muni bonds set for record sales on fears US Congress could scrap tax break
State and local governments worry credit for big projects could be used to offset cost of Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’
June 9 2025

Brazilian economy
Brazil plans panda bond as Lula looks to bolster ties with China
Planned issuance also includes debt in Europe and will test investor appetite amid concerns over government policies
June 8 2025

High yield bonds
Junk bond sales surge as companies try to beat fresh tariff uncertainty
Markets fear a new wave of volatility next month when a deadline for trade negotiations ends
June 7 2025

On Wall StreetEllen Carr
The trend strengthening the hand of big credit houses
Weak creditor protection in deals gives advantage to those with the resources to examine documentation
June 6 2025

xAI
Musk’s feud with Trump muddies xAI debt raising for Morgan Stanley
Bank was close to lining up $5bn for artificial intelligence group when US president and billionaire attacked each other
June 6 2025

Kenneth Rogoff
US fiscal policy is going off the rails — and nobody seems to want to fix it
Democrats and Republicans alike have presided over an unsustainable growth in the debt and deficit
June 6 2025

The Big Read
The mounting pressure on bond markets
For the first time in almost a generation, governments are starting to face regular resistance from investors when they try to sell long-term debt
June 5 2025

Markets InsightStephen Spratt
Any respite for Japan’s bonds is likely to be short-term
Foreigners have recently been the only major buyers of the country’s longer-term government debt
June 5 2025

Goldman Sachs
Goldman reins in risk appetite as Trump tariffs roil markets
Chief operating officer John Waldron anticipates period of ‘slowflation’ with rising prices outpacing growth
June 5 2025

US economy
BlackRock’s Fink sounds alarm over rising US deficit
Wall Street titans increasingly voicing concerns over mounting debt due to government spending
June 5 2025

Markets InsightNouriel Roubini
Biden’s activist Treasury issuance continues under Trump
Despite past criticism by Scott Bessent and Stephen Miran, the debt strategy persists and is spreading internationally

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