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In Credit Weekly Snapshot – February 2025

Inflating inflation fears

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In Credit Weekly Snapshot – 24 February 2025

Cheaper by the dozen?

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Higher for longer

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In Credit Weekly Snapshot – 10 February 2025

Trump, tariffs and trade tensions

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In Credit Weekly Snapshot – 3 February 2025

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Fixed-income investors face falling rates, tight spreads and a fragile labour market. The playbook requires locking in yield and managing duration, while staying vigilant on credit quality.
The Bank has been selling bonds accumulated during quantitative easing. We look at the figures to see just how much prices have been affected.
The energy transition is a global megatrend set to drive capital flows for decades to come. In a complex and fragmented political and policy environment, investors to understand the underlying economics.
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