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This article appears in multiple services — 23 May, 2012What would a Greek exit mean for gilts?European Economics > European Economics Update — 22 May, 2012Euro-bonds can't keep the euro-zone together Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 21 May, 2012Are Treasuries the real deal?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 16 May, 2012What next for euro-zone equities?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 14 May, 2012When will equities triumph over bonds again?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 11 May, 2012Safe haven demand pushes gilt yields to record lows Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 09 May, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (May)Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 02 May, 2012Risky assets run out of steam European Economics > European Economics Update — 02 May, 2012Bank bond purchases could deepen the crisis Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 27 Apr, 2012Dubai bond issue will not detract from GREs’ troubles

Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 26 Apr, 2012Search for safe havens set to resume Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 12 Apr, 2012Bunds increasingly vulnerable to erosion of safe haven status UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 12 Apr, 2012Confidence knocked by renewed euro-zone fears Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 12 Apr, 2012Markets Monitor (Apr.)European Commercial Property > European Commercial Property Updates — 11 Apr, 2012Bond sell-off adds to concerns for Spanish and Italian property prices Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 03 Apr, 2012A month of two halves for Treasuries US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 02 Apr, 2012No need to fret about higher Treasury yields Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 02 Apr, 2012Indonesia - losing its shine?Global Economics > Global Markets Focus — 23 Mar, 2012Future monetary tightening and the prospects for Treasuries UK Economics > UK Economics Weekly — 19 Mar, 2012Gilt market retains faith in Osborne

This article appears in multiple services — 14 Mar, 2012100 year gilt issue underlines UK safe-haven status Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 14 Mar, 2012New forecasts for bond and stock markets Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 13 Mar, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (Mar.)UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 08 Mar, 2012Markets reassess QE outlook Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 07 Mar, 2012Risks to the Hungarian markets still skewed to downside Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 05 Mar, 2012Capital inflows threaten to destabilise Latin America Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 29 Feb, 2012Weaker yen boosts Japan’s stock market This article appears in multiple services — 27 Feb, 2012Super low gilt yields here to stay Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 16 Feb, 2012Could a Greek default be another Lehman's moment?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 15 Feb, 2012In spite of recent plans, IMF help is still needed in Egypt

UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Feb, 2012More QE greeted with muted market reaction Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 09 Feb, 2012Gilts unimpressed by £50bn more QE, but outlook still rosy Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 07 Feb, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (Feb.)Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 06 Feb, 2012Too soon to call the end of the bull market in Treasuries Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 02 Feb, 2012Can the good times continue to roll?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 26 Jan, 2012US Treasuries to benefit from more than just Fed policy Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 24 Jan, 2012Market implications of an EMU break-up UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 19 Jan, 2012Growth fears drive gilt yields lower European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 09 Jan, 2012Spring bond redemptions may prove pivotal Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Jan, 2012US stock market resilience unlikely to last

UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 13 Dec, 2011Gilt yields fall further despite growing fiscal fears Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 12 Dec, 2011Dubai not yet out of the woods This article appears in multiple services — 07 Dec, 2011Is the Chancellor right to take the credit for low gilt yields?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 06 Dec, 2011Bond market implications of future economic divergence Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 05 Dec, 2011The future still looks bright for US Treasuries Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 02 Dec, 2011A chink of light at the end of a torrid month This article appears in multiple services — 30 Nov, 2011Markets underestimate euro-zone threat Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 24 Nov, 2011Catch-22 for German Bunds European Economics > European Economics Update — 22 Nov, 2011Are euro bonds the answer?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 21 Nov, 2011Worse to come for “core” euro-zone bonds?

European Economics > European Economics Update — 16 Nov, 2011Are markets starting to price in a euro break-up?European Economics > European Economics Update — 14 Nov, 2011ECB unlikely to fire the silver bullet UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Nov, 2011UK recession risks weigh on markets Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 28 Oct, 2011Too little, too late Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 13 Oct, 2011US government bonds still fundamentally sound Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Oct, 2011Market turmoil finally gives the dollar a lift Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 21 Sep, 2011Corporate bonds vs. corporate equities Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 13 Sep, 2011New market forecasts – even lower Treasury yields ahead Commodities > Commodities Chart Book — 02 Sep, 2011Defying gravity Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 17 Aug, 2011Does rising credit risk pose a threat to Bunds?

Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 10 Aug, 2011Prospects for the other major developed stock markets Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 10 Aug, 2011US Treasury yields could fall even further Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 09 Aug, 2011How much further could the US stock market fall?This article appears in multiple services — 05 Aug, 2011Loss of US AAA rating shouldn't be a complete disaster Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Aug, 2011US Treasury yields plummet despite debt spat This article appears in multiple services — 02 Aug, 2011Four reasons why gilt yields will stay low US Economics > US Economics Update — 31 Jul, 2011Default seemingly averted, but downgrade almost certain This article appears in multiple services — 22 Jul, 2011What if the US loses its AAA rating?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 13 Jul, 2011Are the best days for German Bunds behind us?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 06 Jun, 2011Greek bond plan faces big hurdles

Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 20 Apr, 2011The end of QE2 – expect the unexpected This article appears in multiple services — 18 Apr, 2011Hard to argue with negative outlook on US AAA credit rating Global Economics > Global Markets Focus — 31 Mar, 2011US municipal bonds - the next domino to fall?Japan Economics > Japan Chart Book — 24 Mar, 2011Economy fragile even before disaster struck Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Mar, 2011Dollar continues to languish European Economics > European Economics Update — 02 Mar, 2011Bond purchase stand-off bodes ill for grand policy plan European Economics > European Economics Update — 24 Feb, 2011Is a Portuguese bail-out just around the corner?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 07 Feb, 2011The Grand Bargain - bazooka or popgun?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 12 Jan, 2011Gilts should have a better second half of the year Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 11 Jan, 2011Japan shuffles euro reserves as economy slides

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 06 Jan, 2011Indonesia continues to manage capital inflows Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 06 Jan, 2011Can China save the euro?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 04 Jan, 2011How useful is nominal GDP as a guide to bond yields?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 20 Dec, 2010European policymakers still doing the bare minimum Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 13 Dec, 2010Is this is the beginning of the end for low US yields?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Dec, 2010Markets reassess outlook for monetary policy Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 09 Dec, 2010Are Treasuries overvalued compared to US equities?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 07 Dec, 2010Will common euro-zone bond issuance see the light of day?This article appears in multiple services — 24 Nov, 2010Markets become more optimistic on recovery This article appears in multiple services — 22 Nov, 2010Gilts' inflation jitters will ease in time

European Economics > European Economics Update — 11 Nov, 2010Can anything save Ireland from a Greek tragedy?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 11 Nov, 2010Robust economic data boost market confidence US Economics > US Fed Watch — 27 Oct, 2010QE2 unlikely to have a major economic impact (Oct 10)European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 18 Oct, 2010ECB sitting stubbornly on the sidelines UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 13 Oct, 2010Markets gear up for QE2 Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 11 Oct, 2010Is China to blame for the strong yen?Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 06 Oct, 2010Fears of currency debasement buoy the euro European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 04 Oct, 2010Ireland: Closure or Calamity?European Economics > European Economics Update — 22 Sep, 2010Spain not yet out of the woods This article appears in multiple services — 22 Sep, 2010QE2 still looks distant

US Economics > US Fed Watch — 15 Sep, 2010Fed still a long way from announcing new QE UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Sep, 2010Markets show mixed reaction to downbeat economic data (Sep 10)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 09 Sep, 2010Argentina: one step forward, two steps back European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 06 Sep, 2010IMF too sanguine about the risk of a sovereign default US Economics > US Economics Focus — 02 Sep, 2010Would more QE do any good?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 30 Aug, 2010Yield spreads to remain elevated This article appears in multiple services — 23 Aug, 2010Gilts right to be sanguine on inflation Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 20 Aug, 2010No bubble yet in government bonds US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 16 Aug, 2010Fed effectively targeting the money supply This article appears in multiple services — 12 Aug, 2010Markets disregard double-dip risks... for now

US Economics > US Economics Update — 11 Aug, 2010Fed opts to reinvest maturing MBS proceeds UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 05 Aug, 2010Markets shrug off mixed economic data (Aug 10)US Economics > US Economics Focus — 05 Aug, 2010Could the US inflate away its debt US Economics > US Fed Watch — 04 Aug, 2010Fed may be reluctant to add to policy stimulus This article appears in multiple services — 21 Jul, 2010Bernanke offers no hint of further stimulus US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 19 Jul, 2010What could the Fed do?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 16 Jul, 2010Fitful data on UK recovery strains markets’ nerves (Jul 10)This article appears in multiple services — 23 Jun, 2010Fed on hold until 2012 This article appears in multiple services — 16 Jun, 2010Fading recovery prospects darken market outlook US Economics > US Fed Watch — 16 Jun, 2010Fed more likely than ever to keep rates at near-zero

US Economics > US Economics Focus — 07 Jun, 2010The implications of Europe's sovereign debt crisis for the US UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 02 Jun, 2010Markets shrug off hung parliament (Jun 10)European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 10 May, 2010Contagion concerns will surely deepen European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 03 May, 2010Greece takes a step back from the brink US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 03 May, 2010Will the US catch eurofiscalerosis?European Economics > European Economics Focus — 30 Apr, 2010Greek default – The whys and wherefores This article appears in multiple services — 28 Apr, 2010Fed on hold for some considerable time UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 21 Apr, 2010Markets fail to buy into hung parliament “nightmare” (Apr 10)US Economics > US Fed Watch — 21 Apr, 2010Fed in no rush to tighten policy European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 12 Apr, 2010Modest industrial recovery on track

US Economics > US Economics Update — 29 Mar, 2010A saving grace for the Treasury market Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 29 Mar, 2010Risks to JGB yields shifting to the upside US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 29 Mar, 2010No bond market bloodbath US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 22 Mar, 2010What does the end of the Fed’s asset buying mean?This article appears in multiple services — 16 Mar, 2010Fed no nearer to first rate hike US Economics > US Economics Update — 15 Mar, 2010TIC data reveal little UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 11 Mar, 2010Central banks cut back on liquidity provisions (Mar 10)This article appears in multiple services — 03 Mar, 2010Fiscal worries weigh on markets US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 01 Mar, 2010What is the Treasury up to?This article appears in multiple services — 24 Feb, 2010Bernanke defends Fed's actions

Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 16 Feb, 2010Asian bonds underperformance will not last Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 15 Feb, 2010Still positive on stocks and bonds UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 12 Feb, 2010Weak recovery pushes interest rates lower (Feb 10)US Economics > US Economics Update — 10 Feb, 2010Bernanke lays out exit strategy Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 28 Jan, 2010Is the outlook really that bad for government bonds?This article appears in multiple services — 27 Jan, 2010Fed holds steady UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 27 Jan, 2010Markets misjudge the interest rate outlook (Jan 10)US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 11 Jan, 2010Fed contemplates more not less stimulus

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