The Latest Breaking News from Bonds

Remember the dot com disaster and the 2008 financial meltdown? Brace yourself, there's a new player in town. The bond market's spiraling due to central bank maneuvers, and the storm might just be starting.

Gathering geo-political turmoil isn't translating to a surge in Treasury bond buying. That's not great news for a market focused on inflation risks.

The Supreme Court on Monday referred to a five-judge Constitution bench a batch of pleas challenging the government's Electoral Bond scheme which allows for anonymous funding to political parties. Read further on Dynamite news:

Supreme Court refers to 5-judge Bench pleas challenging validity of electoral bond scheme for political funding. CJI Chandrachud and Justices Pardiwala & Misra receive application for urgent hearing. PILs allege ₹12,000 cr paid to parties, 2/3 to one major party.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed Senate Bill 326 (SB 326) and Assembly Bill 531 (AB 531), which would make changes to the state’s Mental Health Services Act and issue $6.4 billion in bonds, on Oct. 12. Voters will decide on the legislation as Proposition 1 on March 5, 2024. 

'I like the idea of [investors] staying humble in the face of incoming information,' says Morningstar's Christine Benz.

Rather than being vetoed by bond markets, policymakers are seeking higher rates–and getting what they want.

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