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Explainer - How does Japan's yield curve control work?

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Bonds excluded from banks’ capital market exposure

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Gloom and boom: Fund managers' top picks for 2023

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UCB, Trust Bank allowed to issue bonds worth Tk1,400cr

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Bonds lead losses as rate hikes hit; yen in focus

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Forecast for Fed terminal rate hits new high, shaking stocks and bonds

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Surging energy prices create perfect storm for UK bonds

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Stocks, bonds fumble for footing as focus turns to payrolls

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Shares, bonds hear what they want to hear in Fed messaging

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Nerve-racking week leaves bond investors calling for fast rate hikes

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Stocks dip, bonds drop as German surprise renews inflation fears

Banks want provision, exposure rules relaxed to invest in stocks

Banks want provision, exposure rules relaxed to invest in stocks

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‘Individual investors should be mandated to invest a certain percentage in bonds’