Friday 26 April 2019

Investors pile into Japan stocks ahead of BoJ pledge to keep rates low: BAML

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Investors pile into Japan stocks ahead of BoJ pledge to keep rates low: BAML

Japanese equities sucked in their biggest inflows of cash this week since March 2018 ahead of the Bank of Japan's pledge to keep interest rates at super-low levels for longer - the latest central bank to commit to ultra-loose policy.

Investors take 'Spring Break' from risk assets, pulling cash from junk-bond funds

Investors took a break from their buying binge of risk assets in the week ended Wednesday, as U.S.-based high-yield junk bond funds posted $520 million in cash withdrawals, according to Refinitiv's Lipper research service data on Thursday.

U.S. may mull cutting debt issuance: Bank of America Merrill Lynch

The U.S. Treasury Department may float the idea of reducing the issuance of coupon-bearing debt at its upcoming May refunding after the Federal Reserve's decision to end its balance sheet normalization later this year, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said.

Fewer Americans seeing crucial Social Security document due to budget cuts

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UBS Wealth closes U.S. equity overweight, favors emerging stocks

UBS Global Wealth Management has closed its overweight position in U.S. equities and shifted to an overweight in emerging market and Japanese stocks, it said on Thursday.

Collapsed hedge fund Columna sues Permira-backed former managers

The new managers of Columna Commodities Fund, a Luxembourg hedge fund which went into liquidation in early 2017, have said they are suing its former managers Alter Domus for $56 million in lost assets and fees.

Exclusive: Advent readies new $2.2 billion Latam private equity fund - sources

U.S. private equity firm Advent International Corp is preparing to launch a $2.2 billion fund to invest in Latin American companies, two people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Norway's wealth fund extends ownership of New York real estate

Norway's sovereign wealth fund will pay about $98 million dollars to extend the term of its ownership in a portfolio of New York properties and to acquire a few new, the fund said on Wednesday.

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