Weak U.S. jobs data trigger bond rally

Article Abstract:

In early March 2004 yields on bonds in the U.S. dropped, the prices of bonds increased and the rise in the payrolls was lesser than expected. U.S. chief economist at Citigroup, Robert V. DiClemente, mentioned that the yields in the bonds may be more volatile, the overall growth is brisk and labor inputs are on the rise.

United States economic conditions, Labor market, Labour market

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High-yield issuance may keep growing

Article Abstract:

High-yield issuance is likely to remain strong and even increase further in 2004 despite the US corporate bond market participants expecting a decline in the overall issuance. A healthier economy would enable companies to issue bonds in the high-yield market as their credit outlook improves.

Analysis, Credit market, Credit markets

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High-yield funds attracting investors

Article Abstract:

Virtually unaffected by the Iraq war, the high-yield bond market is still soaring with a 5.4% return in the first quarter of 2003, as the low interest rates keep drawing in more investors.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics

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