TIPS and Inflation-Linked Securities: Macro Matters

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Credit Crunch: Investor Survey 1Q - Fed, Earnings, Tech Supply

Credit and high yield had a good 2025 despite tariffs and rate volatility, as spreads held their ground. Will 1Q sustain this resilience, and why? Mahesh Bhimalingam, Bloomberg Intelligence global head of credit strategy, discusses the results of the BI 1Q26 Investor Survey and t ...  Afficher plus

FX Moment: Assessing Narratives That Take the Euro Past $1.20

The G-10 FX narrative has mainly been dollar- and structurally driven year-to-date, while euro headlines have been sidelined. This could change into 2H as European fiscal stimulus starts to lift the region’s economic narrative and validates the ECB-driven relative yield advantage ...  Afficher plus

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