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Morgan Stanley is bullish on equities in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea and suggest an overweight position in developed-market government bonds, including long-dated Treasuries, and the dollar.

Global financial market crisis is likely to trigger a risk-off sentiment. These ETFs may thus gain ahead.

According to strategists at BlackRock Inc., stock volatility will remain rife in the coming days.

Eurozone government bonds have been rising in recent weeks on fears of a slowdown in Europe. Fixed income investors can also diversify with the strengthening global debt markets through international ...

Past experience shows us that emerging markets have historically reacted positively to higher global rates, especially if the latter reflects an improving global growth outlook. Most emerging markets ...

After months of plummeting yields, 10-year government bonds experienced a sell-off in August. The yield on Finland's 10-year benchmark note saw the largest increase of 16.5 basis points, ending the mo...

We anticipated the next downturn would mark a further step toward loose monetary policy, piloting toward zero or negative interest rates and more asset purchases.

The global bond market is less volatile and supplies bigger diversification benefits than the US bond market.

60% of all global yields are now less than 1.00% and 86% of all global yields are now less than 2.00% according to the Financial Times.

Risk and liquidity premia have largely been removed from assets such as US investment grade, the European periphery, and emerging market rates.