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Ghana president says IMF talks will not lead to a debt haircut

Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo on Sunday said talks with the International Monetary Fund were going well and sought to reassure investors that the negotiations would not lead to a reduction in the face value of government bonds.

Reuters

What Are I-Bonds? Inflation Made Them Popular. What Now?

Inflation has made Series I savings bonds, known as I-bonds, enormously popular with risk-averse investors. So how do they work?

Kiplinger

Canada sanctions more Russians, offers bonds for Ukraine

Canada’s government says it is imposing sanctions on 35 more Russians in response to that country’s invasion of Ukraine and issuing bonds that individuals can purchase to support the Ukrainian government

The Independent UK

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Best bond repairing haircare to heal damaged hair

Incorporate science-led reparative technology into your haircare rituals

Evening Standard

Canada raising money for Ukraine with sale of bonds

Canada will sell a government-backed, 5-year bond to raise money for Ukraine, the first country to do so, and it will impose new sanctions on 35 Russian individuals, including Gazprom executives, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday.

Reuters

The Rate Hike Investors Actually Like Crashes The TreasuryDirect Website

Inflation hedge Series I savings bonds paying 9.62% unleashed a flood of buyers to the Treasury Department website on Wednesday, crashing the website ahead of a Friday deadline to receive the guaranteed 9.62% interest rate. What Happened: "Due to exceptionally high traffic, the TreasuryDirect website has experienced intermittent slowdowns today,"…

Benzinga

Reserve Bank reports record $40bn loss on government bonds purchased during Covid pandemic

RBA will likely not pay government dividends for years until negative equity of $12.4bn is restored and built up

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8 best short-term investments in October 2022

If you’re looking to invest money for the short term, you’re probably searching for a safe place to stash cash before you need to access it in the not-so-distant future. The volatile markets and slumping economy led many investors to hold cash as the coronavirus crisis dragged on — and…

Tribune News Service

How to protect your 401(k) from a market crash

You’ve spent much of your entire working life building up your 401(k) and then along comes a severe market downturn to threaten your retirement plans – what can you do to ensure that your portfolio stays protected?

Tribune News Service

The Gravedigger’s Wife review – powerful Djiboutian fable about family bonds

Tough times come all at once for a man and his wife in Finnish-Somali director Khadar Ayderus Ahmed’s spare, affecting film

The Guardian - UK

Savings: make the most of UK rate rises by switching accounts

Inertia or an excess of trust results in billions of pounds languishing in accounts paying little or no interest

The Guardian - UK

Chicago finances win city first Fitch upgrade in a decade

Chicago won its first upgrade from Fitch Ratings Inc. in more than a decade, a sign that the Windy City is finally starting to turn its beleaguered finances around.

Tribune News Service

Debt ceiling hijinks just got riskier

U.K. chaos shows how today's market conditions could mean more explosive results than the last standoff.

Axios

Are UK pensions still safe?

Despite recent turbulent economic events, the news is not as bad as it seems concerning people's pensions

Birmingham Post

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Daily Mirror

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Scamverts on social media platform show why new laws are needed to tackle £890m crimewave

Benzinga

Bond Decline Won't Stop Until Interest Rates Reverse — It Could Be Awhile

When interest rates go up, bonds go down. Investors’ expectation that more interest rate hikes are ahead also leads to the selling of fixed-income instruments.

StockNews.com

Black Swan Warning for Investors

We all appreciate why high inflation and a hawkish Fed is a bad combination for the stock market (SPY). However, this ill tasting tonic also reawakens serious concerns that could lead to much greater economic devastation and investment losses. 40 year investment veteran Steve Reitmeister spells out this potential “black…

The Independent UK

Bank of England pushes back start of gilt sale to November 1

It came after the central bank earlier denied a postponement of plans to start selling government bonds.

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The Guardian - UK

Bank to start selling £80bn of UK government bonds from next month

Start date put back by a day to avoid clash with chancellor’s announcement of debt-cutting plan

Fortune

Can bonds provide an additional income? Here's what they are and how to invest in them

As the stock market struggles, more investors are turning to bonds.

Benzinga

Bitcoin City: Is El Salvador's Crypto Dream Crashing Down With The Market

By Tereza Bízková

Ballotpedia

Rhode Island voters to decide three bond measures totaling $400 million in November

On Nov. 8, voters in Rhode Island will be deciding on three bond measures totaling $400 million.

The Independent UK

Pound strengthens and bonds rally after Jeremy Hunt takes axe to Liz Truss Budget

Chancellor warns of more ‘tough’ decisions as he dismantles Truss and Kwarteng’s economic agenda

The Guardian - UK

Pound rises and UK borrowing costs drop as Hunt scraps measures

Yield on 30-year UK government bonds plummets as chancellor reverses more of Kwarteng mini-budget

The Independent UK

UK government bonds and pound rally ahead of Chancellor’s emergency budget plans

There had been worries the sell-off in gilt markets would resume in earnest after the Bank of England ended its government bond-buying plan.

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