Bond Market in Holiday Mode Holiday mode is impossible to clearly define when it comes to its impact on the bond market. We know it when we see it, and we saw it today. Bonds paid no attention to econ data no matter how much it may seem that the 10am Consumer Sentiment numbers had an impact.

Volatility tends to be high in times of crisis, when bond yields are spiking and stocks are lurching. Since his trade salvo in April, Mr Trump has calmed down, America’s economy has held up and stockmarkets have risen to all-time highs.

As bond markets evolve, Eugene Grinberg, chief executive of SOLVE, explores how the introduction of innovations such as AI and machine learning are being incorporated into predictive pricing, to reshape the fixed income landscape. Bond markets have ...

QNB Financial Services (QNBFS), a subsidiary of QNB Group launched retail trading in fixed-income securities on the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), where QNBFS e...

Modern financial markets depend on one crucial resource: trust. Without confidence that prices are fair, disclosures are truthful, and trading is transparent, investors withdraw, liquidity dries up, and economic growth slows.