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27 Jan 2012: WEALTH MATTERS: LOW BOND YIELDS MAKE BUILDING A PORTFOLIO HARDER
At one time, Treasuries and other highly rated bonds were a safe way for older investors to generate income. But today’s low bond yields call for a new strategy.

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27 Jan 2012: EU SEES THREAT FROM 'VOLCKER RULE'
The European Commission intends to complain to Treasury Secretary Geithner that new U.S. regulations will discourage banks from trading sovereign bonds. ... more info

27 Jan 2012: ITALY T-BILL SALE BOOSTS HOPES FOR BOND AUCTION
The Italian Treasury sold the full amount of debt at its planned bill sales, boosting hopes for an auction of longer-dated paper Monday that will provide a more accurate gauge of demand for the country's bonds. ... more info

27 Jan 2012: EU SEES THREAT FROM 'VOLCKER RULE'
The European Commission intends to complain to Treasury Secretary Geithner that new U.S. regulations will discourage banks from trading sovereign bonds. ... more info

27 Jan 2012: STOCKS AND BONDS: MARKETS FALL AS BANK SHARES AND HOME SALES DECLINE
Banks had the biggest drop in the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index amid concern about their ability to increase profits. ... more info

27 Jan 2012: EU RED-FLAGS 'VOLCKER'
The European Commission intends to complain to Treasury Secretary Geithner that new U.S. regulations will discourage banks from trading sovereign bonds. ... more info

27 Jan 2012: EU RED-FLAGS 'VOLCKER'
The European Commission intends to complain to Treasury Secretary Geithner that new U.S. regulations will discourage banks from trading sovereign bonds. ... more info

26 Jan 2012: ECB LOANS POSE DILEMMA TO BANKS
After receiving nearly half a trillion euros in cheap loans from the ECB last month, Europe's banks face a dilemma: to invest the money in lucrative but potentially risky government bonds or hoard the cash at a loss. ... more info

26 Jan 2012: EU RED-FLAGS 'VOLCKER RULE'
The European Commission intends to complain to Treasury Secretary Geithner that new U.S. regulations will discourage banks from trading sovereign bonds. ... more info

26 Jan 2012: ECB LOANS POSE DILEMMA TO BANKS
After receiving nearly half a trillion euros in cheap loans from the ECB last month, Europe's banks face a dilemma: to invest the money in lucrative but potentially risky government bonds or hoard the cash at a loss. ... more info

26 Jan 2012: ECB REMAINS DIVIDED OVER GREEK BOND PLAN
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26 Jan 2012: KEEPING SCORE AT DAVOS WHILE IGNORING YIELDS
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26 Jan 2012: ITALY SELLS TOP AMOUNT AT BOND SALE, YIELDS FALL
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26 Jan 2012: EU PLANS COMPLAINT ON 'VOLCKER RULE'
The European Commission intends to complain to Treasury Secretary Geithner that new U.S. regulations will discourage banks from trading sovereign bonds. ... more info

25 Jan 2012: IRELAND SWAPS €3.5B IN BONDS, 1ST TIME SINCE 2010
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25 Jan 2012: SUMMARY BOX: IRELAND RETURNS TO DEBT MARKETS
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25 Jan 2012: SUMMARY BOX: PORTUGAL BOND YIELDS HIT RECORD HIGH
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25 Jan 2012: IRELAND SWAPS €3.5B IN BONDS, 1ST TIME SINCE 2010
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25 Jan 2012: DEALBOOK: HEDGE FUNDS SCRAMBLE TO UNLOAD GREEK DEBT
Hedge funds that in the last month or so have purchased an estimated $5.2 billion of beaten down Greek bonds that mature on March 20 are now trying to unload their positions. ... more info

25 Jan 2012: IRELAND SWAPS EURO3.5B IN BONDS, 1ST TIME SINCE 2010
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25 Jan 2012: IRELAND SWAPS €3.5B IN BONDS, 1ST TIME SINCE 2010
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25 Jan 2012: AILING PORTUGAL'S BOND YIELDS HIT RECORD HIGHS
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25 Jan 2012: GERMAN YIELD AT RECORD LOW IN 30-YEAR BOND AUCTION
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25 Jan 2012: EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK MOVES TO AVOID LOSS ON GREEK BONDS
Tentative talks begin in effort to prevent the European Central Bank from having to take a loss on its 55 billion-euro portfolio of Greek bonds. ... more info

24 Jan 2012: ARE JUNK BONDS READY FOR A PULLBACK?
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24 Jan 2012: PETROPLUS FILING FOR INSOLVENCY, HALTS SUPPLIES
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23 Jan 2012: THE PROACTIVE FUND INVESTOR, WITH BILL DONOGHUE: BONDS AWAY
It’s time not only to get out of most passive government bond funds (including most Target Maturity Funds that are holding bonds) but to sell them short (invest in bearish bond funds), writes Bill Donoghue. ... more info

23 Jan 2012: ECB SLOWS DOWN GOVERNMENT BOND PURCHASES
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23 Jan 2012: GERMAN, FRENCH DEBT IN DEMAND
Germany's latest offer of short-term debt and a French treasury-bill auction drew healthy demand but trading in Portuguese government bonds has virtually ground to a halt in recent days. ... more info

23 Jan 2012: GERMAN, FRENCH DEBT IN DEMAND
Germany's latest offer of short-term debt and a French treasury-bill auction drew healthy demand but trading in Portuguese government bonds has virtually ground to a halt in recent days. ... more info

23 Jan 2012: TREASURY YIELDS HIT NEW 2012 HIGHS
Yields on U.S. Treasury bonds hit new highs of the year, with the 10-year note's yield rising to 2.069%. ... more info

23 Jan 2012: DISPUTE OVER INTEREST RATES HOLDS UP GREEK DEBT TALKS
In negotiations on restructuring Greece’s debt, the country and its private creditors disagreed over how much interest the new bonds would pay. ... more info

22 Jan 2012: ITALY'S MONTI SEEKS TO ASSURE ON DEBT EFFORT
Monti said he has "very high" expectations that euro-zone countries will agree to pool their debt through jointly issued bonds, as Italy moved forward with plans to spin off Eni SpA's regulated natural-gas business ... more info

21 Jan 2012: STOCKS & BONDS: DAILY STOCK MARKET ACTIVITY
Traders reacted to disappointing earnings from Google and G.E., as well as improving prospects for a debt deal in Greece. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: BONDS SUFFER BRUISING WEEK
Treasury bonds lost ground Friday, wrapping up a bruising week that sent the benchmark 10-year yield above 2% for the first time in more than a week. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: FABER: THERE'S A 'BUBBLE' IN SAFEST GOVERNMENT BONDS
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20 Jan 2012: QUICK TURNAROUND ON AIG BONDS
Credit Suisse said it has already placed with investors a "significant portion" of the billions of dollars of residential mortgage-backed securities it bought from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: GREECE NEARS DEBT DEAL
Greece and its private creditors were nearing an agreement on a deal to write down 50% of the face value of the country's debt by swapping existing bonds for new bonds with longer maturities and lower interest rates. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: GREEK DEAL HOPES HIT TREASURYS
Treasury bonds were stung by some optimism that a debt-swap deal could be reached in the near term to avoid a potentially disorderly default by Greece. The benchmark 10-year yield rose above 2%. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: NOMURA PASSED ON ITALIAN BONDS
At Nomura Holdings, two executives lost a battle with Tokyo headquarters for more control of Nomura's capital and influence over the direction of the firm. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: CREDIT SUISSE BUYS AIG BONDS
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York sold a multibillion-dollar parcel of risky mortgage bonds Thursday to a unit of Credit Suisse Group AG in a deal that represents its single-largest sale of troubled assets since the financial crisis. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: DEALBOOK: GREECE INCHES TOWARD A DEAL WITH ITS BONDHOLDERS
A compromise seems to be at hand over how much of a loss investors should take on just over 200 billion euros in Greek government bonds. ... more info

20 Jan 2012: WEEKEND INVESTOR: WHERE TO PUT YOUR MONEY IF THE BOND BULL STUMBLES
The strong demand and celebrity status for bonds troubles some investors and investment strategists. They sense that this great bond bull market will slow in 2012. Indeed, with more of their nest-egg tied to bonds, investors need to ask some hard questions. ... more info

19 Jan 2012: COMPANIES RATCHET UP BORROWING
Companies have sold $44.2 billion of bonds this year, the highest on record for the time period, according to Dealogic. ... more info

19 Jan 2012: CREDIT SUISSE SCOOPS UP AIG BONDS
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York sold a multibillion-dollar parcel of risky mortgage bonds Thursday to a unit of Credit Suisse Group AG in a deal that represents its single-largest sale of troubled assets since the financial crisis. ... more info

19 Jan 2012: THE OUTLOOK FOR MUNI BONDS IN 2012
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19 Jan 2012: CREDIT SUISSE WINS N.Y. FED'S AIG BONDS
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Credit Suisse edged out three other bidders for $7.014 billion of residential mortgage-backed securities in the first sale from its Maiden Lane II portfolio since June. ... more info

19 Jan 2012: FRANCE EASILY SELLS $12 BILLION IN BOND AUCTIONS
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18 Jan 2012: NEW S&P CHIEF DEFENDS MOVES
Doug Peterson, the new president of Standard & Poor's Ratings Services, rebuffed criticism of the rating agency's downgrades of U.S. and European sovereign bonds. ... more info

17 Jan 2012: PAY TAXES ON SAVINGS BONDS FOR COLLEGE?
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17 Jan 2012: ASIA STOCKS GAIN AS CHINA SLOWS LESS THAN EXPECTED
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17 Jan 2012: ASIA STOCKS MOSTLY UP FOLLOWING FRENCH BOND ISSUE
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16 Jan 2012: ECB BOOSTED SUPPORT TO ITALY, SPAIN LAST WEEK
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16 Jan 2012: ECB STEPS UP BOND PURCHASES TO EURO3.8 BILLION
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14 Jan 2012: STRONG DEBT SALE IN ITALY DOES LITTLE TO LIFT SPIRITS
Italy on Friday sold the maximum amount of bonds it had targeted, but data from the European Central Bank on overnight bank deposits showed that the market remained jittery. ... more info

13 Jan 2012: GREEK DEBT TALKS STALL AS MARKETS REMAIN JITTERY ABOUT EURO ZONE
Italy on Friday sold the maximum amount of bonds it had targeted, but data from the European Central Bank on overnight bank deposits showed that the market remained jittery. ... more info

13 Jan 2012: ITALY PULLS OFF ANOTHER STRONG DEBT AUCTION
Italy on Friday sold the maximum amount of bonds it had targeted, but data from the European Central Bank on overnight bank deposits showed that the market remained jittery. ... more info

12 Jan 2012: GOLDMAN BIDS FOR BAD BONDS
Goldman Sachs recently approached the New York Fed and offered to buy a multibillion-dollar bundle of risky mortgage bonds that the Fed acquired in the 2008 bailout of AIG. ... more info

13 Jan 2012: STOCKS AND BONDS: WALL STREET STOCKS HIGHER ON FRESH LABOR DATA
Stocks drove higher in the last hour and a half of trading after oil prices dropped below $100 a barrel for the first time this year. ... more info

13 Jan 2012: INSTANT VIEW: ITALY SELLS 4.75 BILLION EUROS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
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13 Jan 2012: ING SOLD EURO1.2B IN DISTRESSED SOVEREIGN BONDS IN Q4
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12 Jan 2012: WALL STREET STOCKS HIGHER ON FRESH LABOR DATA
Stocks traded slightly higher, as investors tried to reconcile an increase in American jobless claims with well-received auctions of European bonds. ... more info

12 Jan 2012: WALL STREET STOCKS SLIP ON FRESH LABOR DATA
Stocks traded slightly lower, as investors tried to reconcile an increase in American jobless claims with well-received auctions of European bonds. ... more info

12 Jan 2012: INSTANT VIEW: SPAIN SELLS 10 BILLION EUROS OF BONDS
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12 Jan 2012: TRUSTY PAPER SAVINGS BONDS GET DIGITAL MAKEOVER
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12 Jan 2012: EURO RALLIES AHEAD OF ECB ON STRONG BOND AUCTIONS
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12 Jan 2012: EURO BID AHEAD OF PERIPHERY AUCTIONS
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11 Jan 2012: DEALBOOK: FOR EUROPE, FEW OPTIONS IN A VICIOUS CYCLE OF DEBT
European Union countries will need to sell billions of dollars in bonds every week in 2012 to replace existing debt, and policymakers and investors are watching debt auctions for signs of weakness. ... more info

11 Jan 2012: RAYMOND JAMES BUYING MORGAN KEEGAN IN $1.8B DEAL
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11 Jan 2012: INVESTORS RACE INTO EMERGING-MARKET DEBT
The Philippines, Indonesia and other emerging-market countries have sold bonds at record-low yields this year, helped by improved economies and worries about euro-zone debt. ... more info

11 Jan 2012: FUND MANAGERS TURN TO DIM SUM MARKET
More global fund managers are venturing into the nascent market for yuan bonds sold outside mainland China, a trend that some hope will add liquidity to a market central to Beijing's effort to expand the use of its currency. ... more info

10 Jan 2012: U.K. DEBT CONTINUES TO SHINE
U.K. government bonds were among the top-performing sovereign-debt holdings last year, and some investors are betting on a repeat in 2012. ... more info

10 Jan 2012: MILLER TAPS LENDERS IN BIGGEST DEAL SINCE MARCH
SABMiller Holdings brewed up the largest corporate-bond deal for the U.S. markets since last March, offering $7 billion worth of bonds to refinance short-term debt used in its takeover of Australian brewer Fosters late last year. ... more info

10 Jan 2012: CUSTODY BANKS NET SHORT-SELLING GAINS FROM EU CRISIS
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10 Jan 2012: ARE SAVINGS BONDS THE BEST TO SAVE FOR COLLEGE?
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9 Jan 2012: PERSONAL FINANCE DAILY: TIME TO GET READY: TAX SEASON IS COMING
It’s only January, but it’s not too soon to start thinking about getting ready to do your taxes. Read our story today on how to get ready now for the upcoming deadline, plus find out about the IRS’s new offshore-account amnesty program, and on the investing front, find out why stocks will beat bonds over the next 20 years, all in today’s Personal Finance Daily. ... more info

9 Jan 2012: ECB UPPED BOND PURCHASES LAST WEEK TO $1.4 BILLION
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9 Jan 2012: TREASURY RALLY PETERS OUT
A flight into safe-harbor Treasury bonds fizzled out, stung by a looming $66 billion in new government debt sales. ... more info

8 Jan 2012: STOCKS OR BONDS? THE PROS SAY...
For long-term investors, equities may look scarier, but they seem to be poised for stronger returns over time. ... more info

9 Jan 2012: JONATHAN BURTON'S LIFE SAVINGS: WHY STOCKS WILL BEAT BONDS OVER THE NEXT 20 YEARS
With so much volatility in stocks, many investors have increasingly favored the relative security of bonds and bond mutual funds. That may be a mistake, writes Jonathan Burton. ... more info

6 Jan 2012: INVESTORS SOUR ON SUBPRIME BONDS
After flickering to life early in 2011, the market for subprime and other risky residential mortgage bonds has returned to its comatose state. Many investors believe a revival could be years away. ... more info

6 Jan 2012: INVESTORS SOUR ON MORTGAGE BONDS
After flickering to life early in 2011, the market for subprime and other risky residential mortgage bonds has returned to its comatose state. Many investors believe a revival could be years away. ... more info

6 Jan 2012: AVOID TRICKY TAX ISSUES ON MUNICIPAL BONDS
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6 Jan 2012: DOLLAR, STOCKS UP AFTER U.S. JOBS DATA
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6 Jan 2012: TREASURYS REBOUND AFTER BRIEF SELLING
The selling on Treasurys following a strong U.S. jobs report was short-lived, with buyers worried about the euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis stepping in to buy bonds at cheaper levels. ... more info

6 Jan 2012: AFTER BRIEF CALM, EUROPE AGAIN WORRIES OVER DEBT
Investors seem reluctant to put their trust in the long-term bonds of many euro zone governments. ... more info

5 Jan 2012: BORROWING TO STAY AFLOAT: CAN EUROPE PULL IT OFF?
Investors seem reluctant to put their trust in the long-term bonds of many euro zone governments. ... more info

5 Jan 2012: INVESTORS SEEK PROBE INTO WELLS FARGO MORTGAGE BONDS
Law firm Gibbs & Bruns said its investor clients seek an investigation into more than $19 billion of mortgage securities issued by Wells Fargo. ... more info

5 Jan 2012: FRENCH BORROWING COSTS EDGE UPWARD
Yields on French bonds rose slightly at an auction Thursday, while problems in Italy and Hungary grabbed the attention of investors. ... more info

5 Jan 2012: DOWNSIDE POSITION TAKEN ON JUNK BONDS
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5 Jan 2012: IMF STRESS-TESTS JAPANESE BANKS
The IMF is conducting stress tests on Japanese banks to gauge how vulnerable they are to a potential drop in the value of their huge holdings of Japanese government bonds. ... more info

5 Jan 2012: STOCKS AND BONDS: INDEXES REMAIN STEADY AMID EUROPE’S DEBT WOES
Major stock indexes held on to the previous day’s large gains even as the euro dropped sharply against the dollar. ... more info

5 Jan 2012: FRENCH 10-YEAR BOND YIELD CLIMBS AT AUCTION, DEMAND FIRM
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5 Jan 2012: US CONGRESS PRESSES RATING AGENCIES ON MF GLOBAL: REPORT
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4 Jan 2012: TREASURY PRICES LOWER ON IMPROVED ECONOMIC NEWS
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4 Jan 2012: STOCKS AND BONDS: TRADING YEAR STARTS OFF WITH A RALLY
A report on manufacturing in December fueled sharp gains on Wall Street on the year’s first day of trading, but volume was thin. ... more info

3 Jan 2012: BUCKS BLOG: RESOLUTION: CONVERT PAPER BONDS TO ELECTRONIC VERSIONS
A resolution to convert paper savings bonds to electronic bonds requires a data-entry commitment.

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3 Jan 2012: FRENCH, SPANISH BOND YIELDS RISE
French government bond yields rose as worries persisted over the country's coveted triple-A rating and Spanish bonds suffered after the government signalled that the budget deficit would be higher than previously estimated. ... more info

2 Jan 2012: THE PROACTIVE FUND INVESTOR, WITH BILL DONOGHUE: BONDS WILL BREAK INVESTORS
Bill Donoghue has said before that interest rates will inevitably rise and wipe out long-term bond investors. In the coming year, he predicts, rates will likely rise more than people think. ... more info

2 Jan 2012: ECB BUYS €462 MILLION IN BONDS
The European Central Bank stepped up its sovereign bond purchases last week but the weekly amount purchased remained significantly lower than the volumes seen in the previous four months. ... more info

1 Jan 2012: HOW MF GLOBAL WAS UNDONE
MF Global unraveled thanks to a huge bet on European sovereign bonds that was part of CEO Jon Corzine's ambition to transform a sleepy commodities broker into an investment-banking powerhouse. ... more info



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