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Government borrowing costs are climbing as investors demand more compensation to entice them to hold long-dated bonds. Here's why high yields are looking like the new normal.
Governments are set to fall well short of meeting a major UN target to protect and conserve biodiversity in at least 30% of the world's land and seas by 2030, research showed
Government-run insurance isn't the answer - it's the problem. Common-sense reforms will lower rates and keep Florida affordable. Let's keep it out of government's hands this November.
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Government bond yields are on the move again: The US 10-year Treasury is back at 5% and the 30-year is above 5.30% (Bloomberg table below.) #bonds# #economy# #markets# #yields#
Government bond yields in developed economies have marched higher all summer. That's opening up new income opportunities – but capturing them requires a flexible, selective approach. Click the link for more 👉
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Governments want to regulate AI – especially medicine where the stakes are high.
Government Pension Investment Fund’s recent announcement that its management team took the unusual step of meeting in August is fueling speculation that Japan’s biggest retirement fund may boost its allocation target for domestic bonds
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Government borrowing costs have been rising around the world as investors worry about mounting fiscal deficits and stubborn inflation. Michael MacKenzie reports
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Government borrowing costs have been rising around the world as investors worry about mounting fiscal deficits and stubborn inflation. Here's what to know
Governments can respond to energy and food price shocks in ways that help vulnerable people and keep businesses open without further straining public finances. See our blog.
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