Japan's finance ministry will over the next fiscal year issue the fewest super-long government bonds, known as JGBs, in 17 years, according to a plan approved by the cabinet on Friday.

This third and final column on bonds is focused on understanding the risks that come with investing in bonds. While many ...

The Franklin Short Duration U.S. Government ETF (FTSD) is an actively managed fund that holds short-term, high-quality government debt. FTSD suits conservative, income-focused investors and fits well ...

Indian government bonds recorded their strongest rally in four months on Wednesday, after the Reserve Bank of India rolled out fresh liquidity measures aimed at stabilising money markets and ...

The Indian fixed income market in 2025 is navigating a complex macroeconomic landscape. While inflation has sharply declined and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has shifted to a more accommodative ...

The Ministry of Finance placed domestic government bonds for UAH 7.1 billion and EUR 115 million on December 23This is stated ...

The latest intervention from the central bank through liquidity injection will ensure a sustained rise in government bond ...

Benchmark Japanese government bond yields topped 2% for the first time in more than a quarter-century, after the Bank of ...

China’s finance ministry plans to issue ultra-long-term special government bonds next year, with proceeds used to support ...

Government bonds rallied on Wednesday after RBI announced fresh liquidity measures to ease tight conditions, pulling the ...

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