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The Wall Street giants are borrowing from the debt market after posting strong net interest income and raising their outlook guidance.

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The dollars biggest bull run in 40 years may have finally come to a screeching halt, now that the worlds last dovish central bank - the Bank of Japan - has finally relaxed its iron grip on

By Amanda Cooper LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar's biggest bull run in 40 years may have finally come to a screeching halt, now that the world's last dovish central bank - the Bank of Japan

UK pension funds have contributed to the selling pressure in recent days, according to one Wall Street trading desk.

The risks might lie in shadowy private markets | Finance & economics

Article content (Bloomberg) — The biggest U.S. banks that borrowed heavily at the end of last quarter are reporting earnings next week and may access the investment-grade market for new capital. Meanwhile, Asurion LLC is expected to wrap up one of the largest dividend-linked debt deals in the leveraged loan market. Wall Street syndicate desks are projecting as much as $40 billion in high-grade bond sales in the next five trading days, more than double the $16 billion sold week. The big six do...

Polar US Borrower LLC likely to price its $300 million senior unsecured junk bonds on Tuesday