Karishma Vanjani
Markets Reporter at Barron's
Markets and Macro reporter @barronsonline. Seen on @QZ, @MarketWatch, @PEHub. Former on-air reporter @EtNowlive. Computer engineer by education.
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4 days ago |
barrons.com | Karishma Vanjani
The Great Bond Fund Exodus: Who the Big Losers Are
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5 days ago |
barrons.com | Karishma Vanjani
Investors are getting the largest premium for owning longer term U.S. government debt over shorter-term debt since 2022.
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6 days ago |
barrons.com | Karishma Vanjani
Investors have fled the asset class as the escalating trade war has dimmed the outlook for global economic growth. Corporate bond funds, especially those focusing on high-yield debt, have been hit hard as default forecasts rise. Overall, investors yanked $21 billion out of global fixed-income mutual funds and related products in the week ending April 16, according to Goldman Sachs, citing EPFR data.
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1 week ago |
barrons.com | Karishma Vanjani
Investors are getting the largest premium for owning longer term U.S. government debt over shorter-term debt since 2022. At the close of trading Thursday, the spread between the yield on a 30-year bond and a two-year note reached 1.015 percentage points. It’s the highest extra yield investors have seen on a 30-year bond since January 2022, Dow Jones Market Data team says.
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1 week ago |
barrons.com | Karishma Vanjani
Foreign institutions, an essential group of buyers of U.S. government debt, continue to go all in on short-term Treasury bills while dumping longer-term U.S. debt. For four straight months through February, foreign central banks and other government agencies have sold Treasury bonds and notes, or debt that matures in over a year, the latest Treasury Department data show.
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What an incredibly well-reported story on medical scams targeting immigrants. It's a cohort especially vulnerable to health misinformation as ads in their native languages have often flown under the radar of big tech companies, @lamthuyvo reports. Thanks for your work!
I've got 2 emails from PRs in under 2 months with 'CORRECTION' as the subject line and instead of pointing out an error they've asked to add their client's name or x additional information to the story. A CX email makes my heart plop out & nothing is factually wrong. NOT COOL.
Interesting research from NYFed's Liberty Street Economics earlier this month on the impact of tariffs "In sum, extracting gains from imposing tariffs is difficult because global supply chains are complex and foreign countries retaliate." https://t.co/luIm9ACp7W