Trio of proxy voting advisers urge Baillie Gifford US Growth shareholders to vote Saba down
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Dyer Baade & Company's Daniel Baade: £500m-£2bn AUA firms key battleground in wealth M&A's next phase
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AJ Bell adds trio to Favourite Funds list as two Aberdeen strategies fall out of favour
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𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝐈𝐐: Could AI’s funding race push Treasury yields higher?
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<p> <!-- summary -->New debt competes with government bonds for investor demand. <!-- end-s<p> <!--content--> </p><p>New AI capex bonds are the latest development in a saturated arms race to raise funding in fixed income markets. Governments have also been issuing more debt since the COVID-19 pandemic prompted large-scale fiscal support in early 2020.</p>
<p>As companies rush to fund their AI-related spending: this new debt is now seeking to compete with government bonds for investor demand.</p>
<p>This should help to increase yields on high-quality government bonds as a result of heavy supply. Bonds carrying greater credit risk, including hyperscaler and data-centre debt, could also see wider credit spreads, pushing their all-in yields higher.</p>
<p>Read the full analysis from T. Rowe Price's industry experts today.</p> <!-- end-content -->
Read more 👉 incm.pub/4jehJDk
<img alt="AI-related bonds could push Treasury yields up in funding arms race" src="incm.pub/4j9syXb">
<p> <!-- summary -->New debt competes with government bonds for investor demand. <!-- end-s<p> <!--content--> </p><p>New AI capex bonds are the latest development in a saturated arms race to raise funding in fixed income markets. Governments have also been issuing more debt since the COVID-19 pandemic prompted large-scale fiscal support in early 2020.</p>
<p>As companies rush to fund their AI-related spending: this new debt is now seeking to compete with government bonds for investor demand.</p>
<p>This should help to increase yields on high-quality government bonds as a result of heavy supply. Bonds carrying greater credit risk, including hyperscaler and data-centre debt, could also see wider credit spreads, pushing their all-in yields higher.</p>
<p>Read the full analysis from T. Rowe Price's industry experts today.</p> <!-- end-content -->
Read more 👉 incm.pub/4jehJDk
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