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Australia's consumer inflation rate in May rose to a six-month high

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U.S. corporate credit spreads widened as the stock market fell below key technical indicators. High-yield spreads increased by six basis points, while investment-grade spreads rose to 84 bps. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed below their 50-day moving averages, raising concerns about the U.S. economy and AI market bubble. Despite fears, a portfolio manager believes the bond market won't face significant issues.

- U.S. corporate credit spreads widened as the stock market closed below a key technical indicator for the first time in months.  
- The average option-adjusted spread on high-yield corporate credit increased by six basis points, while investment-grade spreads rose from 83 bps to 84 bps.  
- This trend reflects growing investor concerns about a weakening U.S. economy and potential market bubbles, although some analysts believe the impact on the bond market will be limited.  

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US corporate credit spreads widen as equities market falls

Switzerland's Federal Finance Administration plans to issue 4.5 billion Swiss francs in bonds in 2026, up from 4 billion francs in 2025. With 3.5 billion francs maturing in 2026, the total outstanding Confederation bonds will increase by 1 billion francs. The money market debt register claims will range between 6 billion and 14 billion francs. The funding requirement for next year is just under 7.5 billion francs. Monthly bond auctions will be held except in August, with optional dates in October and December.

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Indian government bonds dipped in early trade on Monday, influenced by rising U.S. Treasury yields and cautious sentiment ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's next move. The 10-year bond yield rose to 6.5432%. The RBI resumed bond purchases, buying 124.70 billion rupees worth in the week ending November 7. Indian states reduced debt supply for the week. U.S. Treasury yields surged, affecting rate-cut expectations. India's overnight index swap rates rose slightly.

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The RBI increased its G-Sec holdings from 11.9% to 14.2% over a year, while lenders' holdings declined. The government plans to borrow Rs 1 lakh crore monthly until February 2026. Bond yields may remain rangebound due to state loan issuances. RBI's forex interventions led to a $14 billion net sale, reducing reserves. Recent OMOs aim to inject liquidity, and NDF market strategies manage currency volatility.

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Colombia has announced an offer to purchase outstanding old bonds for cash, with terms set in the Offer Document dated November 14, 2025. The purchase price per bond series is fixed, and holders will receive accrued interest up to the Settlement Date. The offer is subject to a Financing Condition but not to minimum participation. If the purchase price exceeds the Maximum Purchase Amount, proration will apply.

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Global equities index fell and bond yields rose as hopes for a Fed rate cut faded. Nasdaq closed slightly higher, while U.S. Treasury yields climbed after hawkish Fed comments. The S&P 500 recouped losses, and UK markets were affected by budget concerns. Fed officials expressed inflation worries, reducing bets on a December rate cut. The dollar gained slightly, and cryptocurrencies saw declines. Oil prices were also impacted.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Global equities index falls, bond yields rise on fading rate cut hopes

Annual US investment-grade corporate bond sales have reached their second-highest level ever as companies capitalize on lower borrowing costs to refinance debt, fund acquisitions and invest in AI initiatives. Supply of $1.502 trillion has edged last year's total of $1.496 trillion and is the highest level since 2020. It's been a record year for global bond sales, which have reached $6 trillion for the first time. Patrice Altongy, head of debt capital markets at HSBC Americas, speaks about credit issuance with Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield".Bloomberg videos, provided by MT Newswires

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Stocks drive treasury yield moves

U.S. Treasury yields dipped as investors sought safer assets amid a Wall Street selloff. The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.09%, while the 2-year yield dropped to 3.568%. Concerns over delayed economic data and Federal Reserve interest rate cuts contributed to a risk-off sentiment. The yield curve gap between 2- and 10-year notes was 52 basis points, indicating economic expectations. The 30-year bond yield decreased to 4.689%.

TREASURIES-US yields dip as bonds seen safer than retreating stocks

India's BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 fell by 0.3%, influenced by Asian market losses and reduced hopes for U.S. rate cuts. The rupee weakened 0.06% against the dollar, despite central bank intervention. The 10-year bond yield rose to 6.5287% amid liquidity concerns. Overnight index swap rates increased slightly, and call money rates were stable at 5.55%.

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A pre-Christmas Fed rate cut could boost spending, shift bond yields, lift risk assets and increase demand for crypto.

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Australia’s 10-year bond yield rose to 4.45%, the highest since May, following strong jobs data that indicated a tighter labor market. Employment surged by 42,200 in October, surpassing expectations, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%. This led to a significant reduction in market expectations for rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia, with the probability of a May rate cut dropping to 25%. RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser noted ongoing discussions about the adequacy of the current cash rate in controlling inflation.

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Global fixed income markets are facing challenges due to tariff tensions, inflation, and monetary policy shifts, with central banks cutting rates. As of November 10, 2025, U.S. Treasury yield curves have steepened, and corporate credit spreads remain low. According to SPIVA Mid-Year 2025 Scorecards, 69% of bond funds underperformed their benchmarks, with U.S. General Investment Grade Funds and High Yield Funds seeing 90% and 88% underperformance, respectively. However, U.S.-domiciled Emerging Market Debt Funds showed resilience. Uncertainty over the U.S. Fed's December rate decision continues to impact market sentiment.