Fixed income refers to any type of investment that yields a regular (or fixed) return. Fixed income instruments include government bonds, municipal bonds, agency bonds and corporate bonds.
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May 24 - MarketWatch
Bond Report: Treasurys erase loss on Europe worries
May 17 - MarketWatch
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May 10 - MarketWatch
SocGen first-quarter profits fall 20%
May 03 - Financial Times
Bond Report: Treasurys edge down, point to 6th weekly rise
Apr 27 - MarketWatch
Bond Report: Treasurys rise after higher U.S. jobless claims
Apr 19 - MarketWatch
Bond Report: Treasurys rise for first day in four
Mar 12 - MarketWatch
Morgan Stanley banker charged with hate crime
Mar 02 - Financial Times
Feb 27 - Financial Post
Morgan Stanley Adding Mexico Fixed-Income Group, Harland Says
Feb 24 - Business Week
Bond Report: Treasurys slip after Greece aid deal reached
Feb 21 - MarketWatch
Templeton Fund Rejoins Top Performers With Ireland, Asia Bets
Feb 10 - Business Week
Market Extra: Bond investors staying put for 2012: Schwab
Dec 30 - MarketWatch
Bond Report: Treasurys quiet as stocks rise
Dec 19 - MarketWatch
Bond Report: U.S. 10-year yields fall further under 2%
Dec 14 - MarketWatch
Bank Commodity Staff Turnover Seen Gaining as Rules Tighten
Nov 25 - Business Week
Bank Commodity Staff Turnover Seen Increasing as Rules Tighten
Nov 25 - Business Week
Bond Report: Treasurys turn up after payrolls report
Nov 04 - MarketWatch
MetLife Plans to Cut Variable Annuity Returns to Lower Risk
Oct 28 - Business Week
Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Sold All U.S. Mortgage Bonds
Oct 28 - Business Week
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Investing in Brazil's booming economy has turned another page as foreign companies, especially Japanese firms, move from putting money into the nation's financial industry to putting it into the real economy of South America's largest nation. (May 25)
MORE TOPICS: GENERAL ELECTRIC, BNP PARIBAS, MORGAN STANLEY, NYSE, RETAIL SALES, GDP
By IBTimes
Investors on Wednesday eagerly snatched up a new two-year German bond with a zero-percent coupon, meaning investors were willing to pay to loan money to Europe's strongest economy when expected inflation is factored in. The yield ended at 0.07 percent. (May 23)
MORE TOPICS: ABN AMRO, COMMERZBANK, GERMANY, EUROPEAN UNION, JAPAN, MANAGEMENT
By Reuters
Small investment banks and brokerages in Europe are making the most of a hiring shutdown and cuts at bigger rivals, cherry picking staff frustrated by new pay rules and uncertainty over strategy. (May 23)
MORE TOPICS: DEUTSCHE BANK, GOLDMAN SACHS, RUSSIA, INDIA, EMERGING MARKETS, CREDIT SUISSE
By Reuters
China is rolling out sweeping brokerage reforms to nurture future global investment banks that officials hope could eventually compete with the likes of Goldman Sachs <GS.N> and Morgan Stanley <MS.N>, a regulatory document showed. (May 23)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, GOLD, GOLDMAN SACHS, MORGAN STANLEY, MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT
By Street Wise Reports
With interest rate yields so low, it's not surprising that more investors are flocking to the excellent income and relative downside stability afforded by Master Limited Partnerships and related ETFs. (May 22)
MORE TOPICS: NYSE, ADVERTISING, RETAIL, MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT, CONGRESS
By Reuters
Oliver Chang, head of U.S. housing strategy at Morgan Stanley, who has written more about foreclosed homes as an investment opportunity than any other Wall Street analyst, is leaving his firm to start his own buy-to-rent housing fund. (May 22)
MORE TOPICS: FREDDIE MAC, FANNIE MAE, MORGAN STANLEY, MANAGEMENT, MORTGAGE, INVESTMENT
By Reuters UK
France's Francois Hollande will push a proposal for mutualising European debt at an informal summit of EU leaders in Brussels this week, increasing pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to drop her opposition to the idea. (May 21)
MORE TOPICS: GOLDMAN SACHS, GERMANY, ELECTIONS, MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT
By Reuters
European shares and the euro steadied near their lows for the year on Monday as investor fears that Greece could leave the euro were partly countered by promises from China and the Group of Eight leaders at the weekend to support growth. (May 21)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, FTSE, EUROPEAN UNION, GDP, JAPAN, ELECTIONS
By Reuters
European shares took a breather from last week's sell-off and the single currency steadied on Monday, but investors were wary after a weekend meeting of Group of Eight leaders failed to ease concerns about the risk of Greece exiting the euro. (May 21)
MORE TOPICS: FTSE, JAPAN, INVESTMENT
By Reuters
A pledge by leaders of industrialized nations to help the troubled world economy is unlikely to herald quick new action by Europe on its debt crisis, meaning more uncertainty for nervous financial markets. (May 20)
MORE TOPICS: GERMANY, EUROPEAN UNION, WHITE HOUSE, ELECTIONS, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, NEW YORK
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