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U.S. Treasury yields dipped on Friday morning, amid low volumes, as investors returned from the Thanksgiving holiday.

The PBOC previously warned that reliance on borrowing to make debt repayments by some large firms could present a risk to the entire economy.

Fitch Ratings said the number of defaults among Chinese state-owned enterprises could “rise marginally” in 2021 as funding conditions tighten.

U.S. Treasury yields fell on Wednesday after the Dow Jones stock index broke the 30,000-point mark in the previous session.

U.S. Treasury yields advanced on Tuesday after President Donald Trump accepted that President-elect Joe Biden’s transition into the White House must begin.

Index mutual funds and ETFs generally outperform active funds, after fees. Yet investors may fare better with active funds in certain categories.

Zambia last week opted to bow out of a $42.5 million eurobond repayment, becoming the first African nation to default on its debts in the Covid-19 era.

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Treasury yields rose after news of an effective coronavirus vaccine from AstraZeneca and hopes that people in the U.S. could start being immunized in December.

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U.S. Treasury yields declined on Friday after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin decided to let several of the Fed’s emergency funding programs expire.

A series of high-profile defaults involving state-owned enterprises in China — normally a safe pick for investors — have jolted the credit market and rattled investors.

Risks for investors as well as developed markets are piling up with debt escalating during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a director at the Institute for International Finance.

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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Thursday as the country’s death toll from the coronavirus topped 250,000 and states sought to impose restrictions.

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U.S. Treasury yields continued to fall on Wednesday, as disappointing U.S. retail sales dampened optimism on recent news of two effective coronavirus vaccines.

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The traditional 60% stock, 40% bond portfolio may no longer be the right solution in this low interest rate environment, says Jan van Eck.

Treasury yields dipped on Tuesday, shedding some of the gains made in the previous session, following positive news about another coronavirus vaccine.