A global bond sell-off, with Treasuries and Asian bonds extending losses, is putting pressure on stock markets. Amidst this, oil prices have seen gains.

Romanian government bond yields, for both domestic and external markets, significantly decreased by 4 to 11 basis points on Monday after Moody's reaffirmed its rating. A favorable market reaction was noted by officials.

Foreign investment in Indian bonds has reached a record high following the government's June 5 decision to cut taxes on capital gains and interest income, removing a key barrier for global funds.

Turnover in the Ghanaian bond market decreased by 24% to GH¢5.41 billion, with trading interest shifting towards the 2031-2034 bucket, which accounted for 67.69% of turnover at an average yield of 13.95%.

Foreign investors injected $3.3 billion into Nigerian bonds during the first quarter of 2026, a surge attributed to high interest rates and increased confidence in the country's foreign exchange market.

Indonesian bonds have resumed their decline as market confidence remains weak, reflecting ongoing concerns among investors.

Colombian bonds experienced a surge in value following a right-wing outsider's advancement into the presidential election runoff.

Indonesian bonds have shown resilience, shrugging off a recent interest rate hike, indicating market stability despite monetary policy adjustments.

Several companies, including TD Conservative ETF Portfolio, BioSyent, and Essex Property Trust, have announced their latest dividend declarations. These announcements specify the per-share amounts to be distributed to shareholders.

Asian bond issuers are rushing to the market, with activity influenced by hopes related to Iran that are tightening spreads.

Canadian bonds have experienced a tumble, attributed to a blockade related to former President Trump and recent comments made by Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem.

Concerns over inflation have led to the largest outflows from Asian bond markets in four years. Investors are reacting to rising price pressures, prompting a shift in investment strategies across the region.

Foreign investors have bought a record 88.2% of Italy's 10-year BTP and 81.4% of its 20-year BTPei, indicating strong international confidence in Italian debt.

Foreign investors are increasingly pursuing Malaysian bonds as the ongoing war impacts other emerging markets.

Oil-Driven Inflation Fears Are Reshaping Asian Bond Yield Curves  Bloomberg.com

Colombian bonds and the peso experienced a decline in value following news that leftist candidate Cepeda has taken a dominant lead, signaling market reaction to political developments.

The Scotia Canadian Bond Index Tracker ETF has declared a dividend of CAD 0.042.

Asian bonds have followed US Treasuries lower, reflecting growing concerns over government finances as the trading day begins in Asia.

Shorter-tenor Indian bond yields surged after the central bank announced it would close a special dollar deposit window for overseas residents a month earlier than initially scheduled.

International Business Machines Corp. has entered Canada's bond market for the first time since 2012, joining a record year of issuance by foreign firms.

Yields on Italian and German 10-year government bonds have increased, with Italian bonds reaching 4% for the first time in over two years and German bonds returning to 2011 levels. This rise is attributed to geopolitical tensions and actions by the European Central Bank, while the spread remains contained.

Ethiopian bondholders have voiced strong criticism against the International Monetary Fund (IMF), alleging that the debt rework process was handled 'poorly.' This highlights ongoing tensions and disagreements in Ethiopia's debt restructuring efforts.

Pimco is showing a preference for Australian bonds, driven by expectations of interest rate cuts in the country next year.

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) is seeking a Canadian bond to help finance its massive $200 billion investment spree in AI data centers.

Canadian bonds rallied after the Bank of Canada (BOC) decided to hold interest rates, citing a weak economy as the primary reason for its decision.

BCA Research has issued a warning to investors, advising them to exit Romanian government bonds and position for a depreciation of the leu. The firm highlights a significant deterioration in Romania's macroeconomic situation, making exchange rate stability increasingly difficult to maintain.

A summary of key business and investing news includes Alphabet's Canadian bond deal, Honda's suspension of an EV project in Ontario, and expectations of widespread travel disruptions this summer.

Foreign central banks have increased their holdings of Malaysian bonds to a record share, indicating growing international interest in the country's debt market.

Alphabet's substantial C$8.5 billion bond offering has reportedly taken the Canadian bond market by surprise due to its size and impact.

The Hungarian bond market is seeing increased investor confidence, with many betting on the country's potential entry into the Eurozone, influenced by the plans of the newly elected Tisza party.

The Indonesian Rupiah has weakened following a negative outlook issued by S&P regarding Indonesian bonds and concerns over the nation's debt interest.

Norway's $2.2 trillion sovereign wealth fund is set to lift its ban on investments in Syrian bonds, marking a step towards Syria's re-entry into global finance.

The Scotia Responsible Investing Canadian Bond Index ETF has declared a dividend of CAD 0.052.

Ghana's bond market experienced a significant increase in turnover, rising by 43% to GH¢2.98 billion. The 2027–2030 segment accounted for a substantial portion of traded volumes.

Global Funds Seek Refuge in Australian Bonds as AI Boom Wobbles  Bloomberg.com

China's Shanghai free-trade zone bond market is experiencing a resurgence, following a period of quiet in late 2023 when authorities tightened regulations on excessive borrowing by local governments.

Hungary stands to gain substantially by adopting the euro, with potential convergence in Hungarian bonds presenting a highly favorable scenario if international markets remain stable.

Hong Kong's efforts to attract Southeast Asian companies have achieved a milestone with the Malaysian government preparing to list a US$1.5 billion Islamic bond in the international financial center.

Indonesian bonds have drawn $1.2 billion in investment, as higher yields continue to attract funds from investors.

Multiple TD Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and Picton Mahoney funds have declared their latest dividends. The declared amounts vary across the different funds, including those focused on Canadian bonds, global equities, and low volatility strategies.

Several Indonesian bond funds have delayed redemptions following recent market turmoil, as reported by Bloomberg.

Turnover in the Ghanaian bond market decreased by 17% to GH¢475 million, with shorter-end maturities (2027–2030) contributing 86% of market volumes and closing the week at a weighted average Yield-To-Maturity of 11.27%.

Unicredit provided support for Serbia's recent bond issuance, which experienced significant demand. This strong market interest led to a reduction in yields for the bonds.

Various Invesco, BlackRock Canada iShares, and Dynamic Active U.S. Discount Bond ETFs have announced their latest monthly distributions. The declarations include payouts for a range of fixed income and equity-linked funds.

Multiple companies, including Wisconsin Electric Power, IDACORP, and J. M. Smucker, have announced their latest dividend declarations. FVCBankcorp also reported a 16.7% increase in its quarterly dividend.

Norwegian bond funds are showing significant differences in returns, with some yielding around 5% and others over 10% in the past year. This divergence highlights the importance of careful selection for investors.

Global investment funds are reportedly seeking refuge in Australian bonds, a move attributed to the wobbling stability of the AI boom.

The Dynamic Active U.S. Discount Bond ETF has declared a CAD 0.083 dividend.