Analysis

Credit trading was mostly cautious on the lack of major catalysts, but new bond issuances from Indian banks garnered investor interest

The US Treasury’s decision to increase long-dated bond buybacks can shape market sentiment. Still, economic fundamentals matter, and investors should heed the signals.

Local bonds trade sideways as inflation risks keep hike bets alive. 

Asia credit markets remained stable last week, as investors balanced improving inflation data and steady benchmark yields with lingering geopolitical risks and uncertainty surrounding the Fed’s policy path.

Bond momentum slows, oil prices rally as geopolitical tensions mount.

Article update on August 11, 2026, 05:17 pm: Sovereign and corporate credits attracted buyers after weeks of subdued activity, but monetary policy and geopolitical uncertainties persist

Local bonds saw a strong week amid easing risks and a tepid economy.

The US Treasury yield curve steepened and credit spreads widened after the Fed said it will not hesitate to act to bring inflation lower

Local bonds draw buying interest, yields end broadly lower.