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4. U.S. Government Bonds Gain On Trade Concerns.

Author

Kruger, Daniel

Subjects
*GOVERNMENT securities, *BONDS (Finance), *RATE of return, *ECONOMICS, UNITED States economic policy, 2017-2021, UNITED States economy, 2017-2021
Published
2018

8. U.S. Stocks Post Weekly Loss.

Author

Otani, Akane and Bird, Mike

Subjects
*STOCKS (Finance), *BOND market, *RATE of return, *ECONOMICS, UNITED States economy, 2017-2021
Published
2018

15. U.S. Government Bonds Strengthen as Stocks Fall.

Author

Goldfarb, Sam

Subjects
*BONDS (Finance), *GOVERNMENT securities, *RATE of return, *ECONOMICS, UNITED States economy, 2017-2021, UNITED States economic policy, 2017-2021
Published
2018

18. 2018: You Read It Here First.

Author

Kessler, Andy

Subjects
*ECONOMIC forecasting, *PROPHECY, *INTEREST rate forecasting, *BITCOIN, *STOCK exchanges, *RATE of return, *ECONOMICS
Published
2017

20. Condos Left Out of Housing Rebound.

Author

HUDSON, KRIS

Subjects
*CONDOMINIUMS, *CONSTRUCTION industry, *HOUSING, *REAL estate development, *RATE of return, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article states that construction of condominiums accounted for only 5.5 percent of all multi-family housing construction in the U.S. during the first financial quarter of 2015. According to the article, the U.S. agency the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) placed restrictions on condominium lending standards between 2008 and 2012. The article discusses preferences for condominium construction among real estate developers because of rates of return. The article presents comments from New York City real-estate consulting firm the Weitzman Group senior vice president Peter Bazeli.

Published
2015

21. Large Investors Swoop In For Junk.

Author

BURNE, KATY

Subjects
*JUNK bonds, *CORPORATE bonds, *BONDS (Finance), *INVESTORS, *ATTITUDE (Psychology), *CHARTS, diagrams, etc., *ECONOMICS, *BOND prices, *RATE of return
Abstract

The article discusses an increase in the interest of large institutions in purchasing U.S. junk bonds as prices decrease, following the sale of junk bonds by a large number of individual investors due to the small investors' concerns regarding conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine and the junk bonds' prices. Graphs are presented of U.S.- marketed high-yield corporate bonds, average yield premium to Treasurys on U.S. high-yield corporate bonds, and average yields on U.S. junk bonds.

Published
2014

22. Case for Stocks Holds Up in Unrest.

Author

JARZEMSKY, MATT and MIN ZENG

Subjects
*STOCK prices, *GEOPOLITICS & economics, *GEOPOLITICS, *CORPORATE profits, *GOVERNMENT securities, *JUNK bonds, *STOCK exchanges, *TWENTY-first century, *SALES & prices of government securities, *ECONOMICS, *HISTORY, *RATE of return
Abstract

The article discusses the relationship between geopolitical unrest and the U.S. stock market, focusing on the strength of stocks compared with bonds and other assets. Other topics include corporate earnings for the second quarter, yield rates on government bonds and junk bonds, and fluctuations in the stock market.

Published
2014

24. The Senate’s Tax Panic.

Subjects
*TAX cuts, *CAPITAL gains tax, *RATE of return, *SURTAX, *TAXATION, *ECONOMICS, PATIENT Protection & Affordable Care Act -- Economic aspects
Published
2017

25. Skepticism Mounts on Junk Bonds.

Author

Wirz, Matt

Subjects
*HIGH yield investments, *JUNK bonds, *BOND market, *VALUATION, *ECONOMICS, *BOND prices, *RATE of return
Published
2017

26. Chinese Companies Return to Raising Equity.

Author

Hong, Shen

Subjects
*GOING public (Securities), *BUSINESS enterprises, *RATE of return, *FINANCIAL crises, *ECONOMICS, ECONOMIC conditions in China
Published
2016

30. WHICH HAS HIGHER YIELDS: HOGS OR CONDOS?

Author

CHEN, STEFANOS

Subjects
*RATE of return, *CONDOMINIUMS, *PORK industry & economics, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article presents a comparison of the 10-year performance of condominium buildings in the Manhattan borough of New York, New York and the returns on apparently standard commodities such as gold and hogs in America as of July 2014, focusing on market volatility and residential real estate.

Published
2014

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