According to Natixis AM, the bailout plan should support the short end of curve and strengthen Irish bonds with residual maturity of 1 to 3 years, which offer attractive carry at yields of around 4.80%.
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Fixed Income
Friday 16 May 2025
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Strategy What strategy on Irish bonds and bonds of so-called peripheral countries?
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News KBC Group and Daiwa Capital Markets finalise the sale of KBC’s Global Convertible Bond and Asian Equity Derivatives businesses
KBC Group finalised the sale of its Global Convertible Bond and Asian Equity Derivatives businesses to Daiwa Capital Markets for a total consideration of approximately USD 1.2 billion....
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Opinion Ireland is not second Greece
According to irish economist Cathal Brugha, professor of University College of Dublin (UCD) School of Business, Ireland does not face a similar crisis like Greece
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Opinion Bond bubble today and tomorrow ... Bond crash the day after tomorrow
Long-term rates that can not rise on short term, despite the abysmal public deficits ...
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Opinion Shedding some light on scandal hitting the US mortgage market
Much has been said and written about ‘Foreclosure-gate’ – a scandal hitting the US mortgage market. While some of the information accurately assesses the topic, much of what has been written has been naïve, uninformed or just plain wrong...
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