Schroders Sees Selective Bond Value but Warns Credit Offers Little Cushion
Schroders favours selective intermediate-duration bond exposure while warning that higher all-in yields do not necessarily provide greater compensation for credit risk.
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A British broadcaster has asked a Florida federal court to compel Donald Trump to set a deposition date before discovery closes in his US$10 billion lawsuit.
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Wall Street Banks Face Two-Sided Risk as AI Spending Accelerates
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Fed’s Daly Says More Rate Hikes May Be Needed, but Sees No Urgency to Act
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly says further interest-rate increases may still be needed to contain inflation, but policymakers have time to assess the economy before acting.
Harris Calls for Faster AI Safeguards and US–China Cooperation
Kamala Harris says governments, developers and the United States and China must move faster on safeguards for AI-related cyber, weapons and control risks.
Anthropic’s AI-Worm Research Raises the Stakes for Smart-Device Security
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IMF Urges Earlier Fiscal Repair as Debt and Bond Yields Rise
The IMF warns that rising debt-service costs and persistent spending pressure require earlier, better-designed fiscal repair before market confidence weakens.