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Bond market riot: Rates are rising but is it sustainable?

LONDON (Capital Markets in Africa) – The new year has awoken the bond market from its slumber. What began as a gradual climb in nominal yields from the summer accelerated in February with the yield on the US 10-year Treasury note briefly topping 1.6%, and significant moves higher globally including in Australia and the UK. Moves of this speed are rare, so Janus Henderson dedicated an ISG meeting to ask why global yield curves have…

Stock Market Bubble? By Ray Dalio, Founder of Bridgewater Associates

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LONDON (Capital Markets in Africa) – Ray Dalio has seen a lot of bubbles in his time and he has studied even more in history, so he knows what he means by a bubble and he systemized it into a “bubble indicator” that he monitors to help give him perspective on each market. We now use it to look at most markets we are in. He wants to show you how it works and what…

Transition Pathway Initiative: State of Transition Summit 2021

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This is the transition decade, and companies are starting to detail their transition plans whilst investors are committing to net-zero targets. Ahead of the major UN climate conference, COP26 Summit to be held in Glasgow, please join the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) for the fourth ‘Annual State of the Transition Summit’ to hear what progress has or has not been made. During this webinar we will bring leading global investors together for an honest dialogue…

Oil Rises After Suez Canal Blockage, Strong European Data

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LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) — Oil rebounded, following a sell-off on Tuesday, as investors assessed the impact of a blockage in the Suez Canal and European manufacturing data beat expectations. Futures in New York added as much as 3.4% after a ship ran aground, giving the market a reprieve after prices sank to the lowest level since early February. Despite efforts to move the vessel, it could block the route for days, according to people…

Could We Have Seen S&P’s Historic Rebound Coming? – John Authers

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LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – A year ago, when the index began its 70% climb, no one could possibly have concluded that the worst of the pandemic was over. What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been Congratulations: We have just finished the best 12 months in the history of the S&P 500. It was exactly a year ago that the world’s most-followed index hit bottom after the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, and it…

U.K. Eyes Property Taxes, Business Reporting in New Rollout

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LONDON (Capital Markets in Africa) — The U.K is calling for new business tax reporting requirements and changes to how rental properties are taxed among dozens of new proposals announced on Tuesday. The proposals, through a series of consultations and policy papers released during the government’s so-called tax day, comes more than two weeks after Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced plans to raise corporate taxes as part of the government’s spring budget. Among the new…

Amazon to Sell Deliveroo Stake of Up to $148 Million in IPO

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LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) — Amazon.com Inc. could raise as much as 107 million pounds ($148 million) by selling some of its stake in Deliveroo Holdings Plc in the food-delivery startup’s London initial public offering. Amazon will own 11.5% of Deliveroo following its listing, down from the 15.8% it holds now, according to the prospectus for the sale. That implies the retailer could sell as many as 23.3 million shares, which at 4.60 pounds…

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