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Discerning investors could eke more gains out of developing-nation bonds, but the bulk of the rally in the riskiest corners of the market may have passed.

Bond Traders Struggle to Pick Winners in Riskiest Markets Bloomberg 2/4/2021 Netty Ismail (Bloomberg) -- Discerning investors could eke more gains out of developing-nation bonds, but the bulk of the rally in the riskiest corners of the market may have passed. The gap between spreads on emerging-market high-yield debt and global peers has narrowed from a record 470 basis points in May to 127 basis points, close to the 10-year average of 94. Developing-nation high-yield bonds lost 1% in January, halting a two-month rally that handed investors returns of more than 8%. Morgan St...

The UArizona Center for Digital Humanities project will create immersive scenarios that simulate typical experiences of discrimination. By Eric Swedlund, College of Humanities Feb. 1, 2021 Bryan Carter, Director of the Center for Digital Humanities, works with augmented and virtual reality technologies that create immersive and interactive experiences. A University of Arizona researcher is embarking on a new project that uses virtual and augmented reality to re-create common experiences of racism and discrimination. While the old idiom "to walk a mile in someone else's shoes" is ...

Litchfield Performing Arts is planning two jazz-themed events in the coming months. First up is a livestream, “Litchfield Jazz Presents: Chad LB Quartet,” on Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. The performance is part of a series livestreamed from the Telefunken soundstage in South Windsor. Chad Lefkowitz-Brown The Chad LB Quartet will feature Chad Lefkowitz-Brown on saxophone, Steven Feifke on piano, Dan Chmielinski on bass and Bryan Carter on drums. The free performance will be available on Facebook Live as well as YouTube and Twitter. Music fans should RSVP on the concert’s Facebook event page to s...

Reflections on MLK Day after a difficult year...and 6 days "It is ugly but is not something that we cannot overcome," said Rev. Peter Johnson about the US Capitol riots. "Ain't no doubt about it. We've overcome worse." Author: Kevin Reece Updated: 6:52 PM CST January 18, 2021 DALLAS — In the events of the last two weeks, namely the insurrection and riots at the nation's Capitol, civil rights and religious leaders in Dallas see a troubling continuing theme. But, in the last twelve months as a whole, they can also see reason for hope. "It's not a good time for ...