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BNDXのテクニカル分析
BNDXのニュース
Bond Rally Gives Early Win to Wall Street’s 2023 Yield-Curve Bet - BNN Bloomberg 2023/01/07 22:01:14 BNN Bloomberg
Bond-market bulls are getting an early taste of what they expect to be a winning trade of 2023.
Year of the Bond Starts With a $150 Billion Spree - BNN Bloomberg 2023/01/07 22:01:14 BNN Bloomberg
Editor’s Note: Welcome to Credit Weekly, where Bloomberg’s global team of reporters will catch you up on the hottest stories of the past week while also offering you a peek into what to expect in credit markets for the days ahead.
3 Reasons To Allocate To EM Bonds In 2023 2023/01/07 16:30:00 Seeking Alpha
Relative to developed markets, emerging markets responded quicker to inflation, remain in better shape financially, and benefit from higher commodity prices.
2022 was the worst-ever year for U.S. bonds. How to position for 2023 2023/01/07 14:19:24 Bitcoin Ethereum News
The post 2022 was the worst-ever year for U.S. bonds. How to position for 2023 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com . Traders at the New York Stock Exchange on Dec. 21, 2022. Michael M. Santiago | Getty Images News | Getty Images The bond market suffered a significant meltdown in 2022.…
2022 was the worst-ever year for U.S. bonds. How to position your portfolio for 2023 2023/01/07 14:00:01 CNBC
In 2022, bond investors suffered worse returns than they have in the last 250 years, according to an investment historian.
FIFA WC: Messi terms bond with Argentina fans beautiful, thanks them for support 2022/12/04 01:37:15 Big News Network
Al Rayyan [Qatar], December 4 (ANI): Messi defined Argentina''s relationship with their fans as something beautiful and thanked them for their unwavering support when receiving his player of the match award after the team''s win against Australia. Messi scored the first goal for Argentina in the round of 16 clash against Australia and played a pivotal role in the team''s win. The football maestro scored his 9th goal of the W
‘The bond we have is beautiful’: Lionel Messi pays tribute to Argentina fans 2022/12/03 23:37:59 The Guardian
Lionel Messi has hailed the ‘beautiful’ bond between Argentina’s players and fans after their 2-1 last-16 win over Australia
Bonds Rallying Back From Brutal Year Show Power of Higher Rates - BNN Bloomberg 2022/12/03 22:01:49 BNN Bloomberg
Wall Street is finding a reason to keep plowing into the bond market, even with a Federal Reserve that’s still far from declaring victory in its war against inflation.
What Types of Bonds Deliver the Best Returns? 2022/12/03 16:00:00 The Wall Street Journal
We looked at the performance of all sorts of fixed-income securities over the past 50 years. Here’s what we found.
Florida Gators quarterback Jalen Kitna released from jail on bond; facing 5 child porn charges 2022/12/03 12:39:09 The Daily Telegraph
Florida Gators backup quarterback Jalen Kitna is off the team. He was released from jail on bond on Thursday after being arrested and accused on several child porn charges.
Tunisia: Taysir Microfinance raises 15 million dinars on the bond market 2022/07/06 09:20:42 African Manager (English)
Taysir Microfinance announced that the subscriptions to the bond issue “Taysir 2022-1” of 12 million dinars which can be increased to 15 million dinars that it issued without recourse to public offering, opened on June 9, 2022, were closed on June 30 for an amount of 15 million dinars. Created in 2013, Taysir Microfinance is […] The post Tunisia: Taysir Microfinance raises 15 million dinars on the bond market appeared first on African Manager .
Has Bad Economic News in 2022 Hurt Your Retirement Plans? 2022/07/06 08:42:04 Kiplinger
You know what they say about the best-laid plans going awry, well, with what has been going on in the financial world this year, that’s what has happened to countless retirement plans. For instance, let’s look at one hypothetical retiree who, until recently, thought she was all set. Our sample investor put off formalizing her plan for retirement income until she began taking Social Security at age 70 and making withdrawals from her rollover IRA. It was December of 2021. Inflation seemed to be reasonably under control; the markets were performing well; and with 50% of her $2 million portfolio invested in bonds it was pretty conservative. Social Security and a pension totaling $60,000 per year helped her meet her starting income goal of $150,000. The balance of $90,000 was coming from her $2 million in retirement savings. Even after having to draw down part of her personal savings to make her income goal, she also was leaving a solid legacy, assuming historical market returns. She used a traditional income planning approach relying only on her investments.
With High Inflation and an Uncertain Stock Market, Do I Have Enough to Retire? 2022/07/06 08:30:05 Kiplinger
It’s an unusual time for people approaching retirement. While everyone wants to know if they are financially ready to retire, rising inflation and a slumping stock market may be fueling doubts. Some – especially those without a solid financial plan – may wonder if they need to keep working longer until there is more financial and geopolitical stability. SEE MORE 8 Money Tips for Seniors Suffering from Inflation I’ve worked with many individuals and couples who needed help to feel financially secure in retirement. Many have taken an initial stab at planning, taking online financial “quizzes” and running numbers through calculators to find answers. For anyone is this position, here is a list of recommendations to begin the retirement planning process. Understand Your Financial Position Start by answering a few questions; the answers will help serve as the foundation of any plan. The questions include: What assets do you own that can be used to fund retirement? How much do you plan to spend each month in today’s dollars?