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On The Money: The dirt on bonds - Sacramento Bee

On The Money: The dirt on bonds
Sacramento Bee
By CHUCK MYERS Bonds add diversity to a portfolio. They also come in a variety of forms, from corporate and municipal to government. But what kind of bonds should an investor consider? A number of websites that specialize on bonds might provide the ...

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MarketAxess Announces Monthly Volume Statistics for January 2012 - SunHerald.com

MarketAxess Announces Monthly Volume Statistics for January 2012
SunHerald.com
NEW YORK -- MarketAxess Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: MKTX), the operator of a leading electronic trading platform for US and European high-grade corporate bonds, emerging markets bonds and other types of fixed-income securities, today announced total monthly ...
MarketAxess Releases Year-End Review of 2011 U.S. Corporate Bond MarketMarketWatch (press release)

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Strong fund flows drive new US junk-bond funds - Reuters

Strong fund flows drive new US junk-bond funds
Reuters
THE PRO-HIGH YIELD ENVIRONMENT "There's a dearth of available yield in other types of bond sectors, especially high quality bonds," said Miriam Sjoblom, a mutual fund analyst at Morningstar. The First Eagle High Yield Fund is the firm's first new fund ...

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Huggies Price Cut Shows Why Bond Market Backing Bernanke Considering QE3 - Bloomberg

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Huggies Price Cut Shows Why Bond Market Backing Bernanke Considering QE3
Bloomberg
BlackRock, which manages more than $1 trillion in assets, favors corporate, municipal and mortgage bonds, the firm said last month in a report. The consumer price index will rise 2.1 percent this year and next, according to a Bloomberg survey of 66 ...

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CDS improvement for retailers will begin to fade in 2012 - Reuters

CDS improvement for retailers will begin to fade in 2012
Reuters
Company-specific responses to shifting conditions have, in some cases, facilitated marked improvement in these credit profiles, while others continue to lag. Deleveraging, suspension of share repurchases and dividends, cost cutting - including on ...

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