U.S. Treasuries continue trading near levels that were seen about two hours ago with 10s and 30s holding losses while the 2-yr note has been more resilient, hanging onto the bulk of today's post-CPI ...

Officials from the International Monetary Fund plan to visit El Salvador early next month as the two sides inch closer to agreeing on the terms for a potential loan program, according to people ...

The deal marks the Central American nation’s second issuance in global bond markets this year. The future of an IMF program has been a key issue for investors. Negotiations have been ongoing since ...

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s bond market is betting on a comfortable majority for President Anura Dissanayake’s party in the general elections, but investors would be keenly watching the outcome of the ...

Those bonds have more than $2.5bn outstanding in total. Pricing is slated for Thursday, subject to market conditions. Credit analysts said El Salvador told investors it will meet the IMF in ...

While the government has secured a bail out from the International Monetary Fund and is in negotiations with creditors, Ukraine's corporate sector has been completely shut out of international capital ...

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) reintroduced reserve bonds at the primary auction last week and received ... Meanwhile, key inflows were US$1.1bn from the IMF and US$0.3bn from Canada. ICU view: The ...

1005 GMT – The assumption of higher nominal growth in the U.S. over the coming quarters is generally a bearish signal for bonds, Julius Baer’s Dario Messi says in a note. This prompts Julius ...

and also spoke about the lender’s objection to the recent issuance of the $500 million domestic bond. TheCable: The IMF says some countries hold reserve levels that are insufficient to provide ...

Consumer prices in China edged higher in October but the rise was slower than expected despite Beijing’s recent monetary policy easing, prolonging over a year of economic weakness. The consumer ...

Brazil became on Monday for the first time ever a creditor of the International Monetary Fund when it formalized a decision to buy 10 billion US dollars worth of IMF notes nominated in SDR.

(Bloomberg) — One of Australia’s largest pension funds, A$88 billion ($58.8 billion) HESTA, has added to growing pressure on Mineral Resources Ltd. to act further on governance concerns surrounding ...