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Suncorp considers joining Big Four in covered bond market - The Australian

Suncorp considers joining Big Four in covered bond market
The Australian
Moody's Investors Service said that it would assign a provisional AAA to any covered bonds issued by Suncorp in a $US5 billion program. "Suncorp is conducting investor updates over the course of this week and subject to feedback and market conditions ...
Suncorp Hopes Investors Take a Shine to Covered Bond PlanWall Street Journal (blog)

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Dollar Bond Sales Stall in Asia as Yields Soar on Debt Crisis - BusinessWeek

Dollar Bond Sales Stall in Asia as Yields Soar on Debt Crisis
BusinessWeek
China Petrochemical Corp., the refiner known as Sinopec Group, sold the last securities in the US currency on May 10, before the slowest week since Lunar New Year holidays in January, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

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China Barrier Eases, Sweden Dodges, Mexico Probed: Compliance - Bloomberg

China Barrier Eases, Sweden Dodges, Mexico Probed: Compliance
Bloomberg
Compliance Action Sweden FSA Dodges Rules to Foster Corporate Debt Market Sweden's financial watchdog is dodging its own rules in an effort to nurture a burgeoning corporate bond market spawned by tighter bank credit standards.

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JGB prices slip as investors take profits; Europe eyed - Reuters

JGB prices slip as investors take profits; Europe eyed
Reuters
* Yield curve steepens as longer tenors underperform * 5-, 10-year yield spread widens from 3-year low * JGB market sentiment index drops from last week-survey By Lisa Twaronite TOKYO, May 21 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices fell on Monday, ...
JGB Yields At 9-Year Lows On Spain FearsWall Street Journal

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Worst Market Since Reagan Greets Obama Before Election - BusinessWeek

Worst Market Since Reagan Greets Obama Before Election
BusinessWeek
By Whitney Kisling and Inyoung Hwang on May 21, 2012 With only six months before the election, the stock market is giving President Barack Obama the worst returns since Ronald Reagan was seeking a second term. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index (SPX) is ...