The 2026-27 Debt Wall: Is Sovereign and Corporate Debt the Next Big Risk?
Between 2026 and 2027, a massive wave of sovereign and corporate debt issued at near-zero rates will mature. Who is most exposed if borrowing costs remain elevated?
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Between 2026 and 2027, a massive wave of sovereign and corporate debt issued at near-zero rates will mature. Who is most exposed if borrowing costs remain elevated?
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Could Austria Be on Its Way Back to AAA? Known for its ultra-long 2120 and 2117 bonds, Austria also offers compelling opportunities with more...
The ten big banks are likely to make 213 billion euros in net interest income this year, according to Visible Alpha, which is 36% more than in 2021.
The UK's Bank of England will likely maintain interest rate stable for the foreseeable future.
The positive prospects from a strategic perspective for the entire international government bond sector are growing.
Fed rates will remain at 23-year highs at 5.25%-5.5% for a long time. These stocks are revving up their engines for an upward move.
Sweden dropped its prime interest rate from 4.00% to 3.75% on May 8. Whether it happens again in 2024 or not depends to a great extent on the...
Revised GDP data show economic growth for Japan, though it may soon come to an end as the Bank of Japan considers raising interest rates.