These companies invest in high-yielding products such as foreign bonds.
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I've got high yielding oil stocks that can pay the dividend.
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So high-yielding that I have to throw the red flag.
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Demand for its high-yielding sovereign debt has remained consistently strong.
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High-yielding currencies will have to re-price to become attractive again.
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Trusts are non-bank lenders that raise funds with high-yielding investments.
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Interest rates are fairly low and high-yielding shares are relatively expensive.
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But high-yielding securities can come with unexpected risks, Cramer warned Monday as .
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High yielding currencies were a sea of red with higher on the day.
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The great run for high-yielding corporate debt may be ending, some strategists argue.
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"The dollar is now back as one of the high yielding currencies," Ishizuki said.
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He said they gradually transformed into high-yielding assets from being means of payment.
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These high-yielding crops allow growers to become more effective right off the bat.
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" Annaly: "We don't really know what they — It's just a very high yielding thing.
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Despite some cooling of trade-related concerns, investors unwound bets on high-yielding currencies.
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In Kenya and many African countries supposedly high-yielding seeds do not always work.
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In contrast, high-yielding Sritex's 2024s eased to 99.00/99.25 from a reoffer of 99.317.
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High-yielding stocks including automakers, railway operators as well as banks and securities firms underperformed.
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It really speaks to this immense pressure in investors to reach for high-yielding assets.
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High-yielding bonds are frequently considered to be the stocks of the fixed-income world.
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With this in mind, not every high-yielding stock is likely to get hit hard.
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The importance of rice that is hardy and high yielding is only set to increase.
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Financial firms, which hunt for high-yielding products, attracted buying after U.S. yields rose overnight.
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Mechanized farming, high-yielding seed varieties and increased use of pesticides have pushed up harvests.
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Despite the more risk-averse mood, high-yielding Marble II 2022s were holding up well.
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A soft patch in the dollar prompted some relatively high-yielding currencies to regain some balance.
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Hogan meanwhile suggested investors shy away from domestic "dividend darlings" or stocks with high-yielding dividends.
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How to interpret the rotation out of high-yielding stocks and into those with lower yields?
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When it yields more than 3 percent, that will make it an accidental high yielding stock.
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In this environment, Ablin is particularly interest in high-dividend-paying stocks and high-yielding bonds.
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High-yielding currencies were a sea of red, meanwhile, with the yen higher on the day.
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For investors seeking alternatives, he offered the following suggestions: High-yielding stocks in unloved cyclical sectors.
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Invesco's S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV), for example, is heavy on high-yielding utilities.
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For retirees looking for income from high-yielding certificates of deposit, the message is: Keep looking.
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A 50 basis point cut would weaken the dollar sharply, particularly against high-yielding currencies, they said.
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This system worked as long as mainland investors retained their appetite for Puerto Rico's high-yielding bonds.
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A soft patch in the dollar, meanwhile, prompted some relatively high-yielding currencies to regain some balance.
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Relatively high-yielding currencies such as the , New Zealand dollar and the all rose against the greenback.
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Collateralized debt obligations in particular were a popular high-yielding vehicle that helped account for the surge.
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Defensive, high-yielding stocks including consumer staples and healthcare have outperformed recently as investors grow more cautious.
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But high-yielding securities can come with unexpected risks, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned Monday as stocks traded lower.
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In 2018, high-yielding savings accounts outperformed the stock market for the first time in over a decade.
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For months, high-yielding bond market alternative stocks have been crushed, especially the real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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High yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar were the biggest beneficiary of the weakness in the greenback.
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Keenan said due to lingering idiosyncratic risks, the rand underperformed fellow high-yielding currencies during the first quarter.
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But increasingly, Jones said, investors were creating "dedicated" allocations as demand for high-yielding private credit instruments grows.
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America's high-yielding bonds and modish technology stocks have made it the go-to place for global savers.
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BNP Paribas's Sandhu said he prefers switching to high yielding dollar emerging market bonds from equities this year.
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Among currencies, South Africa's rand firmed 0.5% versus the dollar as investors loaded up on high-yielding currencies.
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This is the second time the marketing board has spoken out against the distribution of high-yielding hybrid species.
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So Dow components like Coca-Cola (KO) and Verizon (VZ) and other high-yielding stocks will become increasingly attractive.
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Expectations that global monetary policy will remain accommodative for longer should support selected high-yielding markets in coming months.
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Goldman also expected that high-yielding stocks in Hong Kong would gain, particularly on interest from onshore institutional investors.
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In 2018, high-yielding savings accounts even outperformed the stock market for the first time in over a decade.
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Pot and grapes are both labor-intensive and high-yielding crops, but cannabis growers tend to pay workers more.
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That's because when rates drop, investors have to buy stocks — and usually high-yielding ones — to make any money.
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Financial firms took heart from higher U.S. yields as they invest in high-yielding products such as foreign bonds.
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In 20.1, high-yielding savings accounts even outperformed the stock market for the first time in over a decade.
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Now expectations of rising U.S. interest rates are propelling demand for the high-yielding assets far beyond available supply.
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Given that popularity, Ally decided to incorporate the security of high-yielding cash into its new "cash enhanced" portfolios.
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For one thing, traditional high-yielding areas of the market are trading at frothier levels than in recent memory.
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Several high-yielding real estate investment trust and utilities were among the 13 S&P 500 stocks trading higher.
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Buying relatively high-yielding Italian sovereign bonds has been a cheap way for banks to boost their interest income.
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Much of it has favored high-yielding fixed-income investments as well as international fixed-income plays, Yones said.
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Feinseth said that not all of the company's ships will be high yielding for them to offset the higher costs.
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High-yielding bonds are often called "junk bonds," as they carry higher risk of defaulting, along with low credit ratings.
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High-yielding bonds may have gotten ahead of themselves, said Matt Maley, managing director and equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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This is consistent with the single currency having broken to new lows against G10 high-yielding and commodity currencies recently.
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Bond yields have been on a general downtrend for decades, leaving traders strapped in their search for high-yielding investments.
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Instead of high-yielding, but riskier corporate debt or junk bonds, investors are fleeing to safer options like U.S. Treasurys.
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First, regulators are cracking down on domestic insurers following a period of fast growth fuelled by high-yielding investment products.
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It is fundamentally hard to create a high-yielding strain of rice that consistently produces higher levels of beta carotene.
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Bonds with short durations, high-yielding bonds and emerging market bonds are all potential options for investors, according to Raven.
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He says a stock has to tick three boxes for him to see it as a good high-yielding opportunity.
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Many Chinese citizens buy its high-yielding life insurance products because that allows for the conversion of renminbi into dollars.
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The popular, high yielding securities have obliged the bank to take a hard once-a-month blow to its reserves.
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For the Australian market, he said, increasing U.S. rates will put the focus on high yielding stocks and the financial index.
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High yielding currencies were a sea of red with only the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen higher on the day.
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Relatively high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and the Canadian dollar all rose against the greenback.
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Au said his fund, which manages about $15 billion in assets, favored the high-yielding bonds issued by Chinese property companies.
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Currency markets remained cautious, with high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar weaker against the yen and the Swiss franc.
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"We started distributing the high-yielding drought-resistant Mercedes variety to help farmers get production fast within 18 months," said Wohe.
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The high-yielding 2185-day bond from Oceanwide Holdings was quoted at around 100.00/100.10, a touch above reoffer at par.
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High-yielding sectors like utilities and consumer staples, among the so-called bond proxies, were the largest decliners outside of energy.
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Back in 2012, they had a $42 billion market cap, build atop tightly guarded secrets leading to extremely high-yielding seeds.
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Telecommunications company Spark added 1.2 percent as investors continue to turn to high yielding stocks in a low interest rate environment.
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Read more: GOLDMAN SACHS: Buy these 15 high-yielding, cash-rich stocks as coronavirus uncertainty forces companies to slash dividend payments
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The easy solution for everyone is for the banks to sell relatively high yielding loans to buyers who want that yield.
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The big story of 2017 could be an inexplicable (if temporary) crash in a vulnerable market, such as high-yielding corporate bonds.
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Utilities were the biggest fallers as fears of rising bond yields took their toll on the high-yielding parts of the market.
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He also recommended high-yielding technology stocks with a clear growth path and not too much risk, such as Microsoft and Cisco.
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Banks and insurers, which invest in high-yielding products, soared after yields on U.S. 10-year notes reached a 10-month high.
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High-yielding sectors also pulled the S&P lower even as yields on long-term U.S. government debt remained near record lows.
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High-yielding sectors are not only expensive, but they may be riskier than they appear, according to top value investor Rich Pzena.
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That stability has allowed the midstream operators to raise billions of dollars by organizing as high-yielding master limited partnerships, or MLPs.
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"Strong profitability was driven by ... deploying high yielding investment assets and generating strong trading revenues," Sam Mwogeza, SBU's Chief Financial Officer, said.
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That promise of stability allowed midstream operators to organize as high-yielding master limited partnerships, attracting billions of dollars from conservative investors.
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But rice yields were low, at 2 tonnes per hectare, compared with 303 tonnes from today's high-yielding varieties, Leena Kumari said.
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At the research station, traditional flood-tolerant rice germplasm cross-bred with high-yielding varieties is already surviving 15 days of submergence.
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Banks and insurers which invest in high-yielding products soared after yields on U.S. 10-year notes reached a 10-month high.
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In some ways, its investment landscape looks strikingly similar to the first half, with attractive stock markets and high-yielding bond markets.
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Most are looking at investing in Sudanese farms, trying to sell machinery and high-yielding seeds or starting to grow products themselves.
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WMPs continue to proliferate in China as there is abundant liquidity, but a scarcity of high-yielding assets in which to invest.
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Build your emergency fund in a high-yielding savings account so you won't sacrifice retirement savings, should you hit a cash crunch.
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While the Russian market is not for the faint-hearted, the country's high-yielding assets do attract investors who know the landscape.
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"Less leverage means less money for investment," said a manager at Baoshang Bank, whose job is to find high-yielding investment opportunities.
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"This is especially relevant for income investors who are tempted by high yielding stocks but want to avoid dividend cutters," he added.
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"Until today, I'd been adamant the only thing you could buy were high-yielding pharma and a handful of utilities," he said.
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This was evident when he was bringing his high yielding, disease resistant new wheat varieties to Pakistan and India in the 1960s.
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This has created a shift in stock market leadership, away from defensive, high-yielding sectors and into cyclicals like industrials and technology.
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The "Mad Money" host added that the overall trajectory of the bond market wasn't exactly favorable to high-yielding plays like REITs.
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In Illinois, a survey found that 40 percent of farmers did not have access to any non-transgenic high yielding seed corn.
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Equity investors faced with historically expensive valuations, especially on the high-yielding sectors of the market, are getting a helping hand from Gary.
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Digital Realty also benefited from continued low interest rates, because as interest rates fall, high-yielding equities such as REITs tend to rise.
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Retail investors have been rushing to redeem high-yielding but risky property investments after Britain voted last month to leave the European Union.
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At the same time, high-yielding stocks like telecom and utilities moved lower, while the highest flying tech names have been beaten down.
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Turkey's lira, a high-yielding EM currency, was the prominent gainer, up 0.6% and on track to deliver its best month this year.
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Many Egyptian banks have a high level of exposure to government debt which has traditionally been seen as a safe, high-yielding investment.
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The currency seems to have become an outlet for Chinese savers frustrated with their limited investment options and searching for high-yielding assets.
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Chinese insurers are rushing to acquire high-yielding assets as they struggle to keep up with the policy liabilities of China's aging population.
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If the central bank doesn't cut rates, that would encourage carry traders buying high-yielding Russian assets, Vladimir Miklashevsky at Danske Bank said.
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"Domestic bonds may still remain attractive as they are classified as high-yielding securities," the bank said in its latest financial stability review.
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Because of the challenges they face, the companies issue high yielding debt precisely to get investors to take the risk of backing them.
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That put more pressure on high-yielding emerging markets, which have seen capital flow out this year as returns on U.S. bonds rose.
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And during that period, the proportion of funds that invest in high-yielding assets like emerging markets and corporate bonds has increased sharply.
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One reason that high-yielding funds are being shunned across the board could be that interest rates were heading higher until very recently.
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With risk-free U.S. Treasury yields at historic lows after the financial crisis, investors poured into riskier, high-yielding debt, especially junk bonds.
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At the end of the day, the dollar will still remain a relatively high yielding currency even after a rate cut or two.
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Insurers and banks, which hunt for high-yielding products such as foreign bonds, rallied as U.S. 10-year yields remained comfortably above 3 percent.
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Offshore investors, who hold a third of Indonesia's high-yielding government bonds, have also been gradually returning to that market since June last year.
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Relative to the year-ago quarter it is up 2312 basis points due to the growth in the high-yielding credit card loan portfolio.
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The high-yielding currency is popular among carry traders, who invest in it using funds borrowed in low interest rate currencies, pocketing the difference.
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But appetite for high-yielding emerging debt remains strong, with order books on most bonds - even Nigeria, Egypt and Turkey - far surpassing deal size.
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PB's weak earnings also reflect a high and inflexible cost base, recurring restructuring costs and margin dilution from long-dated, high-yielding legacy liabilities.
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It's part of a sector that feels the pain when interest rates are low and the search for high-yielding assets grows ever harder.
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Looking to the worst of the high-yielding stocks in the S&P 500, Sanchez says Macy's is at the bottom of the pile.
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The county has also started supplying herders with high-yielding crop seeds and training farmers on sustainable cultivation techniques, including more efficient water use.
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The company is combing through Canadian junior miners' portfolios and tracking drilling results to identify assets that could become high-yielding mines, Bristow said.
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Chinese insurers are rushing to acquire high-yielding assets as they struggle to keep up with the policy liabilities of the country's aging population.
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Private banking clients had been absorbing the bulk of the high-yielding paper despite the risks and limited disclosure that comes with unrated bonds.
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Japanese retail investors are seen to have gone into the Tokyo holiday heavily short yen and long high-yielding currencies, including the Turkish lira.
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Even high-yielding currencies in Asia could return some of their recent gains if investors shy away from risk, Citi analysts said in a note.
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That's because high-yielding stocks are often priced low for a reason — they could be low-performing companies that are about to cut their dividends.
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The initial public offering would have helped investors and regulators decipher the high-yielding trust products at the core of China's intricate shadow-banking industry.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's AMP Capital is considering debt investment opportunities in infrastructure around Asia, driven by massive investor demand for safe yet high-yielding assets.
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High-yielding savings accounts are paying interest rates upward of 2 percent, and banks continue to sweeten the deal as the Federal Reserve raises rates.
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The forestario is very hardy, bred to be very high-yielding and doesn't taste very strongly of anything, but can be made into cheap chocolate.
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Significant earnings are generated from high -yielding domestic government securities, but deterioration in the sovereign creditworthiness would generate significant losses in the bank's securities portfolio.
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A potential deal is likely to see investors pour money into the notes, as global buyers seek high-yielding assets in a low-rate environment.
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Japanese investors, famed for pumping billions of dollars into high-yielding markets across the world, have been long wary of Beijing's controlled and closed markets.
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The new spud is called the "Pinto Gold" and the university&aposs potato breeding program leader describes it as a high-yielding, yellow-fleshed specialty variety.
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Indeed, Tesla has timed its debut well given the strength of demand of high yielding assets, though investors are starting to be wary of tight valuations.
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Investors, increasingly languishing in a world of money-losing bonds, have turned to high-yielding stocks like utilities and real estate to make up the difference.
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Schiff added that flawed central bank policies around the world have led to a "bond bubble" and warned investors about the draw of high-yielding treasuries.
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We are talking about the small cows, not the high-yielding milking cows which are fed with grains and genetically modified crops and stuff like that.
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The potential for a December rate hike means that investors may soon have to rotate out of traditional, high-yielding defensive stocks, according to one technician.
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"The suddenness of the regulatory change to this high yielding destination has led to a near-term impact on revenue yields," Carnival said in a statement.
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The high-yielding bonds were issued by southern Chinese phone maker Cosun Group and sold through an Alibaba Group Holding Ltd-backed online wealth management platform.
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"At the moment we're really in a super-charged market when it comes to high-yielding currencies... Everyone's looking for an opportunity to buy," Dooley said.
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The money in the new fund is primarily from family offices looking for high-yielding debt through a more passive approach than investing in individual loans.
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In a world where yields on large swathes of the European and Japanese sovereign bond markets are still negative, U.S. Treasuries are effectively high-yielding securities.
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Truell told Reuters he could preserve members' benefits by plugging the pension fund's deficit through investment in high-yielding infrastructure projects instead of index-linked gilts.
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The volatility caused by the virus outbreak has caused foreigners to flee Indonesia's high-yielding bond and stock markets and forced authorities to defend the rupiah.
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The yen's biggest gains were against the traditional high-yielding currencies favoured by domestic Japanese retail investors such as the Australian dollar and the Turkish lira.
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Most emerging market currencies were pushed lower by the rising greenback, with the high-yielding South African rand falling 1% to levels not seen since November.
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SkyBridge focuses mostly on hedge funds and other so-called alternative investments, but also offers a high-yielding stock mutual fund, the SkyBridge Dividend Value Fund.
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Philip Morris also broke up into a slow-growing, high-yielding U.S. tobacco company called Altria, and a faster growing, lower yielding entity called Philip Morris International.
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Last year, a steady rise in the official rate of return for holding U.S. dollars had sucked money out of high-yielding bets in the developing world.
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As a result, the brokerage firm is advising clients to short bonds and pare back on those high-yielding sectors that have led the gains this year.
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The second reason for the rotation out of dividend stocks is that high-yielding sectors generally have inferior growth profiles compared to those with lower dividend yields.
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But unlike Mr Buffett's stable business, Mr Wu has relied on the sales of short-term, high-yielding insurance policies, tantamount to a hidden form of debt.
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Jaitley indicated an increase in allocations in the budget, and said India faced a challenge of raising farm productivity through high yielding seeds and efficient water utilisation.
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"I think it's a way to put money to work in high yielding stocks and not having to deal with the volatility around earnings reports," he said.
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High-yielding Australian debt has found steady demand from Japanese investors, but the 10-year yield declined to a seven-month low of 2.33 percent in June.
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Jaitley indicated an increase in allocations in the budget, and said India faced a challenge of raising farm productivity through high yielding seeds and efficient water utilization.
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"There seems little short-term catalyst for investors to move away from overweight positions in the high-yielding dollar," said ING's head of FX strategy Chris Turner.
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The bank focuses on relatively lower-risk yet high-yielding consumer lending (including loans to civil servants), which represented 59% of its total portfolio at end-2016.
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Higher rates would stabilise the rupiah by widening rate differentials with the United States and also increase the carry or yield in the high-yielding bond market.
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"There is a clear implication that potential trade war have on high-yielding currencies, riskier currencies, on currencies whose economies are highly sensitive to trade," he said.
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Strong demand for high-yielding securities in a global low interest rate environment meant Bahrain was able to get lower yields for its bond issues than expected.
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"With the company having the unique ability to fund high yielding commercial loans with low-cost HSA deposits, we see WBS pulling further ahead of the pack."
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"The big industrial guys think all they have to do is create super high-yielding, disease-resistant varieties, but we need to consider flavor more," Gasko says.
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In the last month, the XLU, which is mainly comprised of high-yielding American utility companies, including Duke Energy and American Electric Power, is up nearly 4 percent.
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BofAML saw upside in Chinese and German stocks; U.S. small cap stocks; semi-government debt; energy stocks; U.S. dollar and euro high-yielding bonds and emerging market currencies.
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Too much demand for too few high-yielding loans has allowed issuers to pile up debt without covenants that would protect recoveries in the event of a downturn.
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For example, a portfolio of 30 tech stocks is not diversified, nor is a portfolio made up of only dividend-paying bank stocks or high-yielding corporate bonds.
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Yet investors did continue to cut exposure to so-called "bond proxies," relatively high-yielding segments of the stock market that could see a pullback if rates rise.
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High-yielding stocks will see low returns and overpriced valuations for the third quarter, Gibbs predicted, calling for a change in market leadership at the end of 2016.
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By contrast, the Brazilian real is expected to weaken in coming months as central banks in developed economies tighten monetary policy, reducing the allure of high-yielding assets.
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The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq posted solid strong weekly gains helped by high-yielding sectors, including telecommunications and utilities, which rose 2.33 percent and 1.67 percent, respectively.
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When a similar trend developed during the euro zone crisis, home banks responded by gorging on high-yielding bonds that beefed up their revenues for years to come.
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After the decision was announced last year, the country's shooting federation suggested boycotting the Games which would not feature what has been a high-yielding discipline for India.
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Kenya's improving economy and relative stability have made its bonds a favourite pick for investors this year who have been piling back into Africa's high-yielding 'frontier' markets.
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For decades, agronomists had been telling Mexican farmers to get with the program, to grow the latest high-yielding varieties in order to compete with China and Peru.
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With roughly 60 percent of the S&P now paying out more in dividends than 10-year Treasuries yield, it is not hard to find high-yielding stocks.
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Low interest rates and cheap debt have contributed to a boom in private equity fundraising since the financial crisis, supported by investors' thirst for high-yielding alternative assets.
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Weather thus far in the 2017 growing season has not been perfect, which has been reflected in lower crop ratings than in the previous three high-yielding years.
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Defaults of some illiquid, high-yielding bonds in Singapore last year also cast the spotlight on the role of wealth managers in "pushing" the products, the sources said.
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Zurich's deal found a particularly strong response in Asia, which took 70% of the deal, as investors rushed to grab a piece of the rare high yielding paper.
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The yen reserved some of its biggest gains against the traditional high-yielding currencies favoured by domestic retail investors such as the Australian dollar and the Turkish lira.
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With so little money in the group, marginal funds may flow out of heavily owned sectors like consumer discretionary and tech, and into the high-yielding real estate stocks.
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They have historically supported Rome's funding needs at times of stress, picking up high-yielding bonds that help revenues but hurt their capital buffers when their value drops further.
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Investors piled into riskier, high-yielding assets at the expense of safe-haven bonds on the view that Donald Trump's election victory would propel U.S. growth and markets higher.
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Lloyd also said it would not cancel its preference shares following investor complaints about the possibility after insurer Aviva AV.L abandoned its plans to scrap the high-yielding shares.
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Its ambitious goal is to grow high-yielding crops via economical methods to provide locally sourced food to the community, protect the environment and ultimately even combat hunger worldwide.
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To begin, every retail investor should have no more than 10 to 15 stocks, consisting of high-yielding stocks, growth stocks, speculative stocks, a healthy geographical stock and gold.
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"Risk outlook remains positive after the latest figures and markets are looking to add positions especially in the high-yielding names," said David Madden, a strategist at CMC Markets.
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"The outlook for high yielding currencies remains constructive due to the increasingly accommodative messaging from the both the ECB and Fed," said Mike Keenan, a strategist at Absa Capital.
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The Green Revolution, launched in the 1960s, increased harvests with improved technology, including high-yielding varieties of wheat and rice developed by scientists, and greater use of chemical fertilisers.
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Indonesia's high yielding assets are among the most attractive in emerging markets but with foreigners accounting for around 38% of holdings in government bonds, they are vulnerable to outflows.
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That's not quite enough to get excited about; most high-yielding projects have been built already thanks to the construction binge China went on during the global financial crisis.
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Two subsidiaries, Anbang Life Insurance and Anbang Annuity Insurance, raised 49 billion yuan ($7.53 billion) in investment funds last year, mainly through selling high-yielding universal life insurance policies.
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Credit rating agencies classify the top layers as triple A. Institutional investors, including pension funds and charitable organisations, flock to buy these apparently risk-free yet high-yielding investments.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British insurer Aviva has abandoned a plan to cancel high-yielding preference shares that had been opposed by investors and drawn scrutiny from the country's financial watchdog.
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Guo almost immediately issued a flurry of directives aimed at forcing banks to improve risk management and curb the sale of complex, high-yielding wealth management products to investors.
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On specific stocks, Tan said UBS likes "high-yielding Asian equities" such as major Chinese banks, and real estate investment trusts in Singapore and Hong Kong with large market capitalization.
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At the moment, savings accounts have an average interest rate of 0.1 percent, while high-yielding online savings accounts are offering rates as high as 2.25 percent, according to Bankrate.com.
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The regulators have switched off Foresea's cash machine by suspending its sale of "universal insurance," which is not really insurance, but rather a high-yielding deposit scheme with guaranteed returns.
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As a result, yields on 10-year bonds AU10YT=RR broke under 1% for the first time ever this week, upending the Aussie's traditional status as a high-yielding currency.
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Outflows from local currency emerging market debt and equity funds this week provided the first hint that higher Treasury yields could curb investors' enthusiasm for high-yielding emerging market assets.
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Rieder is looking for buying opportunities in lower-grade U.S. corporate debt, which he sees as a safer bet than other high-yielding assets, such as emerging market fixed income.
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Buffett's bet was among more than $25 billion of high-yielding investments he made from 2008 to 2011 in such companies as General Electric Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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Prosecutors said Stanford sold fraudulent high-yielding certificates of deposit through his Antigua-based Stanford International Bank and used investor money to make risky investments and fund a lavish lifestyle.
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"China's unstoppable outbound M&A spree is driven by the country's effort to seek high-yielding assets overseas and hedge against slowing domestic growth," explained Yiqing Wang, Mergermarket's China editor.
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The upcoming Saudi bond is expected to attract huge demand from global investors looking for long-term, high-yielding paper in a market still marked by low global interest rates.
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High-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar were firm, while perceived safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc fell.
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Recent new perps such as Parkway Pantai and Kyobo Life's debut perps were wrapped around par, as investors held onto those bonds in a competitive market for high-yielding debt.
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The state government has also provided farmers with high-yielding seeds, fertilizer and 10,000 Indian rupees ($155) toward new farm equipment and extra workers to help with labor, said Hazari.
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Britain's Lloyds Banking Group said it would not cancel its preference shares following investor complaints about the possibility after insurer Aviva abandoned its plans to scrap the high-yielding shares.
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"They're trying to whack that mole," he said, describing the master limited partnerships, which are high-yielding investments often involving energy that have drawn much client interest in recent years.
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The dollar rose against its rivals as the escalating concerns of a trade conflict between the world's two biggest economies pushed markets to unwind their bets in high-yielding currencies.
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Kernel's debut deal, the first from a Ukrainian firm since 22.8, drew investor bids for almost three times that amount as investors raced to snap up high-yielding emerging bonds.
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At the center of the latest dispute are 312 million yuan ($45 million) worth of high-yielding bonds issued by southern Chinese phone maker Cosun Group that defaulted this month.
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Also, rig counts are now at the highest level seen since December 270 as short cycle shale producers smartly deployed capital in high yielding acreage as prices stabilize above $260.
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As a result, Cramer advised investors to "maintain a higher cash position" and sell high-yielding stocks that don't offer as much protection in this environment as some may hope.
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TOKYO (LPC) - International companies are raising low-cost, long-term Ninja loans in Japan to take advantage of attractive cross-currency swaps and domestic banks' appetite for high-yielding loans.
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The network's 15 non-profit research centers have provided poor farmers with varieties of high-yielding maize and potatoes, and disease-resistant rice and wheat for nearly half a century.
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STFC's NIM (7.1% for nine months ended December 2015) would benefit from exposure to fixed-rate high-yielding loans and steadily lower funding costs due to reducing domestic interest rates.
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"While headline news suggest a risk-off environment, it is not the ordinary risk-off in the world of FX," ING analysts said, noting the resilience of high-yielding currencies.
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"Global bonds continue to be in high demand from both a tactically defensive perspective, and from income seekers who may not have the risk appetite for high yielding equities," Lowman said.
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With the Federal Reserve expected to raise rates next month, Cramer dove into what it could mean for the high-yielding bond market equivalent stocks, like real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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If the report is very strong, he anticipates rate hike chatter will begin again and send down high-yielding names in the packaged goods group like Procter & Gamble, Clorox and Kellogg.
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Most investment professionals believe the Fed will hold off on raising rates, but if the Fed unveils a surprise hike on Wednesday afternoon, high-yielding stocks could be in big trouble.
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Stephen Chang, a Hong Kong-based portfolio manager at global bond house PIMCO, reckons the region's high-yielding dollar bonds have become cheap, after higher U.S. interest rates pushed prices lower.
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The introduction of high-yielding varieties, better irrigation, and soil management techniques, along with the ability to use computer sensors to closely monitor field conditions, have all contributed to soaring yields.
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Financial stocks, which hunt for high-yielding products, also lost ground after Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields at one point dropped 2.259 percent overnight, which was the lowest since Nov. 17.
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That may seem counterintuitive at first, but diversifying in this fashion ensures that the shareholder yield being harvested in the portfolio is not dependent on one or two high yielding stocks.
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Over the last few weeks emerging markets have rallied to one-year highs on expectations that U.S. rates would stay low for longer, and as investors sought out high-yielding assets.
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High-yielding emerging market currencies including the South Korean won KRW=, South African rand ZAR= and Brazilian real BRL= have also performed strongly this year despite the rise in Treasury yields.
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But ... I think you want to pick your spots within the market right now and focus, given where rates are, on high-yielding stocks that are trading at a reasonable price.
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As a result, yields on 21.06-year Australian bonds AU10YT=RR broke under 1% for the first time ever last month, upending the Aussie's traditional status as a high-yielding currency.
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For the remainder of the $2000,5003 earmarked for retirement, you could put it in a high-yielding savings account and make additional Roth contributions in future years using that money, Bera said.
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Shares in financial firms, which invest in high-yielding products such as foreign bonds, staged a rally, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group surging 2.9 percent and Mizuho Financial Group soaring 2.2 percent.
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"The BOJ will always make a profit in the long run as it can buy high-yielding government bonds using cash and current account deposits that carry almost no cost," he said.
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Tom Roseen, head of research services for Thomson Reuters' Lipper unit, said many mom-and-pop investors remain concerned about lofty equity valuations and are keeping money in high-yielding debt funds.
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Investors are turning to high yielding stock in a bid to offset the low interest rate environment after the central bank cut interest rates to a record low 2.25 percent last week.
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It sold high-yielding, short-term investment products disguised as insurance, turning what should have been the safest part of the financial system, the insurance sector, into one of the most dangerous.
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From 2008 to 2011, Berkshire invested more than $25 billion in high-yielding stocks and bonds of such companies as Bank of America, Dow Chemical, General Electric, Goldman Sachs and Harley-Davidson.
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On the other hand, as high-yielding utilities have fallen this month amid the bond-yield rise, Johnson recommends selling the Utilities Select Sector ETF (XLU) and buying energy in its place.
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China's banking regulator and main bond clearing house have recently moved to reduce the appeal of high-yielding WMPs relative to equities, asking commercial banks to reduce rates offered on such products.
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Sentiment in financial companies, which hunt for high-yielding products, was also soured by domestic bonds yields after the 10-year JGB yield dropped to 0.095 percent, the lowest since late August.
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Kerry Craig, Melbourne-based global strategist for JPMorgan Asset Management has low-risk government bonds at one end of his fixed income barbell and high-yielding or junk bonds on the other.
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Stronger economic growth in the developing world and sizeable inflows into bond funds have left asset managers eager for new high-yielding paper, encouraging less frequent issuers to test the market's appetite.
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"Argentina is enjoying the status of a high yielding country that is less correlated with interest rates in the US," said Sergei Strigo, head of emerging markets debt at Amundi Asset Management.
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Shares in financial firms, which invest in high-yielding products such as foreign bonds, staged a rally, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group surging 2.83 percent and Mizuho Financial Group soaring 1.9 percent.
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Mr Aboud, the rice farmer, introduced his neighbours to mechanised seed drills ("for the first two years everyone just looked on") and to a high-yielding hybrid seed known as SARO 5.
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Both banks had in the past gambled on high-yielding Greek government bonds which blasted holes in their balance sheets when Greece's debt was restructured under another EU/IMF rescue in 2012.
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It appears to view global real estate as a high-yielding asset that will allow the company to diversify its assets out of China at a time when China's economy is slowing.
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A Reuters poll showed this week that high-yielding emerging- market currencies like the rand could pare this year's losses over the next 12 months if monetary stimulus shows up in time .
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For the remainder of the $2000,23 earmarked for retirement, you could put it in a high-yielding savings account and use the money to make additional Roth contributions in future years, Bera said.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that draft rules from the China Banking Regulatory Commission targeted riskier assets, which were often packaged into high-yielding wealth management products (WMPs) by smaller banks and financial institutions.
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High-yielding Indonesian and Malaysian debt was most at risk from an unwind in capital flows as higher U.S. rates make outstanding dollar-denominated debt more expensive to service, raising possible default risk.
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Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel Nicolaus, also believes that current high-yielding sectors are due for a hit, predicting that the Fed could raise interest rates twice in the next 18 months.
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Draft rules from the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), seen by Reuters on Wednesday, target riskier assets most often packaged into high-yielding wealth management products (WMPs) by smaller banks and financial institutions.
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If the Federal Reserve reacts by increasing rates faster than expected, that would likely weigh on demand for high-yielding Brazilian assets, according to Jason Vieira, chief economist at Infinity Asset Management Ltda.
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It has also orchestrated a swap whereby banks will exchange up to 210 trillion yuan of high-yielding local-government loans, many of which might have gone bad, for low-yielding, safe bonds.
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Rising trade tensions have hit stock markets from Germany to South Korea and prompted investors to hedge their exposure to relatively high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar and the Chinese currency.
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Within the hedging foreign debt space, Dai-ichi looks for a rotation from U.S. Treasuries into European bonds, for which Japanese investors can earn premium, and high-yielding Australian and New Zealand bonds.
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Aviva had drawn heavy criticism from leading investors who held the high-yielding shares believing them to be 'irredeemable', a situation that prompted the regulator to issue guidance to those issuing such shares.
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Read more: GOLDMAN SACHS: Buy these 15 high-yielding, cash-rich stocks as coronavirus uncertainty forces companies to slash dividend paymentsRepublicans are pushing back on proposals for another economic stimulus package for now.
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A late selloff in U.S. technology shares on Tuesday weighed on global stock markets but currency markets remained broadly immune, with high-yielding currencies such as the Australian and Canadian dollars well supported.
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"High-yielding currencies such as the rand, lira and rouble - which were favored emerging market longs into the event - will be unwound heavily," Citi's head of CEEMEA debt and FX strategy Luis Costa said.
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High-yielding savings accounts earn nearly as much as CDs today, but also allow for up to six transactions per month, making them perfect for break-glass-only-in-case-of-emergency type scenarios.
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Anbang sold high-yielding, short-term investment products in the guise of insurance, turning what should have been the safest corner of the financial system, the insurance sector, into one of its most dangerous.
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In currencies, the dollar rose across the board as global trade tensions prompted traders to ditch most high-yielding currencies and investors focused on expectations the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates.
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Federal prosecutors said he ran a scam for two decades that defrauded some 30,000 investors and centered on the sale of fraudulent high-yielding certificates of deposit through his Antigua-based Stanford International Bank.
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The rules will force conglomerates like Anbang Insurance Group Co, which has built up stakes in commercial lenders through funds raised from short-term, high-yielding universal life insurance products, to trim their holdings.
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Typically, utility stocks get pummeled in the face of rising rates because more investors turn to bonds for conservative, high-yielding equity investments (in a low-rate environment, utility stocks can serve this purpose).
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CVC's bumper new fund shows how low interest rates and cheap debt have contributed to a boom in private equity fundraising since the financial crisis, supported by investors' thirst for high-yielding alternative assets.
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Asked about which asset classes would be the most vulnerable if U.S. stocks move sharply, answers ranged from emerging-market shares and bonds, developed market stocks and currencies as well as high-yielding products.
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SINGAPORE, March 29 (Reuters) - Global asset manager Aviva Investors is buying high-yielding corporate bonds and stocks as the environment for risk-taking improves across financial markets, the group's head of investment strategy said.
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The outlook for interest rates remains cloudy, and many high-yielding stocks are expensive, relative to historical norms, yet funds with high dividend yields have still managed to underperform the market for several years.
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A small, high-yielding corner of the market that's now in focus in a big way, ETNs are quite different from exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, as similar as they may sound, Nadig said.
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"High-yielding municipals are currently yielding roughly the same as high-yield corporate bonds, and that doesn't make sense," she said, noting that many investors are totally overlooking the tax benefit these securities provide.
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Nevertheless, the transaction highlights the extent to which investors are willing to take on increasing levels of political and economic risk as they seek high-yielding investments when interest rates still hover near zero.
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Money from the rate cuts was now flowing into high-yielding stocks, allowing investors to overcome fears over a devastating season of bushfires in Australia, escalations with Iran and even the ongoing Sino-U.
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A Reuters poll said emerging market currency gains will likely be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year, as economic growth recovers in the face of lower interest rates.
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"The market was really hungry for rather high-yielding Russian risk, on the back of good credit quality," said Olga Gorokhoskaya, managing director capital markets, at Sberbank CIB, one of the arranging investment banks.
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A Reuters poll said emerging market currency gains will likely be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year, as economic growth recovers in the face of lower interest rates.
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Early signs of a cautious return in demand for riskier assets were evident in the high-yielding Aussie and the New Zealand dollars, which helped put a floor under other emerging market currencies in Asia.
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Risk appetite was broadly muted with relatively safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc firmly supported, while high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar were on the back foot.
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WHICH PUTS IT AMONG THE HIGHEST AND FURTHER, THEY'RE ONLY PAYING OUT ABOUT QUARTER OF THEIR EARNINGS, SO IT'S VERY UNUSUAL FOR SUCH A HIGH YIELDING STOCK TO HAVE SUCH A LOW DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO.
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We believe recent proposals to tighten risk weightings will have limited immediate impact on banks' capital position but could put additional pressure on margins, as high-yielding loans may move to the unregulated microfinance segment.
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Thanks to its large current account surplus and substantial foreign exchange reserves, Taiwan is better placed to withstand capital outflows as investors shift funds to more high-yielding assets and enjoys more monetary policy flexibility.
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Lower interest rates could support an economic recovery by making lending cheaper, while also depriving the rouble of support from carry trade operations where investors borrow dollars cheaply and buy into high-yielding rouble assets.
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Some British pension funds have struggled to find sufficient high-yielding, safe investments to meet their liabilities, while the uncertainty following Britain's vote to leave the European Union has sapped private businesses' willingness to invest.
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Emerging market currencies are expected to benefit from resilient appetite for high-yielding assets throughout the world as the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB) take their time in unraveling monetary stimulus.
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The dispute highlights challenges in China's loosely regulated online finance industry, where retail investors often buy high-yielding bonds and other assets, expecting them to be "risk-free" due to guarantees provided by various parties.
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The rouble was also supported this year by carry trade operations in which investors borrow low-yielding currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, and convert them into roubles to buy high-yielding rouble-denominated bonds.
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The high-yielding rand might not even be part of that theme next year as official data this week confirmed the economy contracted 0.6% last quarter, raising concerns that a recession is currently in play.
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Yes, but: China has opened up the markets largely as a show of good faith to U.S. and European investors and index makers who want access to its high-yielding bonds and fast-growing companies.
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Safe, high-yielding investments are shrinking in availability at a time when retirement savers need them the most, according to Rick Rieder, the global chief investment officer of BlackRock&aposs $25 trillion fixed income business.
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One of its concerns is that companies are channeling cash into high-yielding wealth management products via the shadow-banking industry, an opaque avenue for risky lending that is difficult for regulators to monitor and assess.
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The airline plans to transition from its older 747 freighters to a more modern twin-engine cargo planes on high-yielding routes from Taipei to North America and Europe, China Airlines Chairman Hsieh Su-Chien said.
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Oil-related currencies remained attractive, Morgan Stanley strategists wrote in a note, observing that the out-performance of high-yielding emerging market currencies corresponded to real U.S. yields giving back some ground they had recently gained.
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Early farmers grew naturally occurring hybrids of wheat, and over time tamed them into a robust, easy-to-harvest and high-yielding species, the history of which is revealed in the genome of modern bread wheat.
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The longest tranche attracted the largest interest - and offered the highest margins - in a sign that international accounts looking for long-term, high-yielding assets continue to chase emerging market debt, despite rising in U.S. yields.
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc's plan to inject $2700 billion into Occidental Petroleum Corp's takeover bid for Anadarko Petroleum Corp extends Buffett's strategy of extracting high-yielding preferred shares and stock warrants to fatten his company's bottom line.
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The reason Gross is so down on the two conventional asset classes is that central banks have created an atmosphere where economic growth and the high-yielding returns that should accompany it are difficult to find.
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"More and more people are trying to get high-yielding assets and so they're (going to parts of the market that are) more and more exotic," Peter Harrison, chief executive at British asset manager Schroders, said.
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He recommends looking at companies with a yield above 4% and comparing their balance sheets to seek out high-quality, high-yielding companies in which to invest, such as those in consumer staples and health care.
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And when researchers examine what's actually in different retirement accounts, African-American and Hispanic workers are notably less likely to invest in high-yielding stocks instead of safer investments such as bonds or money market funds.
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For example, short-term investment instruments could be suitable for a 70-year-old retiree with a low risk tolerance, whereas a wealthy young entrepreneur with a long-time horizon could favor high yielding speculative investments.
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The country's listed firms have been increasingly making private debt placements - high-yielding bonds sold directly to institutional investors in one-to-one deals - which are risky because their pricing is not subject to market scrutiny.
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Three quarters of the world's plant genetic diversity has been lost since the 1900s, as farmers shift from local varieties to genetically uniform, high-yielding crop breeds, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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One of the toughest debates on Wall Street today is whether investing in high-yielding "junk" bonds — the riskiest type of credit — is a smart move, or a dangerous gamble to be avoided at all costs.
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Cole Hunter, the vice president of US portfolio strategy at Goldman Sachs, set out to find dividend stocks that are highly reliable, cash-heavy, and high-yielding in the wake of the coronavirus-induced sell-off.
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He explained the Indonesia rupiah "checks that box" as it is not that far out the risk spectrum while also being a high-yielding currency that can be funded with a lower-yielding one, he added.
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On a day when most high-yielding currencies including the Australian dollar came under pressure and safe-haven bets like the Swiss franc gained thanks to geopolitical concerns, the pound was the standout performer versus the dollar.
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The first Green Revolution, which peaked in the 1960s, dramatically boosted harvests in poor parts of the world by introducing high-yielding seeds, fertilisers and irrigation which helped stave off famine in hungry parts of the world.
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Small taps or private placements then dominated the segment, targeting Japanese life insurers in search of high-yielding Triple A long-term Australian dollar bonds to hedge daily inflows from their Australian dollar-denominated life insurance policies.
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"It remains to be seen how effective this new (dollar-buying) measure is to curb the peso's appreciation," said Gustavo Ber, an economist at Estudio Ber, citing the appeal of high-yielding domestic bonds to foreign investors.
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Small and medium-sized companies tapped these investors for financing after commodity prices hit a peak in 0003, offering illiquid, high-yielding bonds with no credit rating at a time when commodity prices were starting to sink.
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The European Central Bank is expected to lower its key deposit rate on Thursday while the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates on July 2.33, prompting investors to look to high-yielding emerging markets assets.
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The committee gathered in Rome this week is looking at high-yielding crop and cattle breeds and the intensification of farming as one way to help reduce poverty in rural areas and to feed a growing population.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese brokers are directing large amounts of capital fleeing China's tumbling stock market into high-yielding private debt, aiding embattled corporates but also raising risks for buyers including mutual funds, trusts and ultimately retail investors.
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In January, Reuters reported that newly liberalized issuance rules had resulted in a flood of high-yielding private placement bonds onto the Shanghai exchange, undermining government efforts to police risks in other areas, such as shadow banking.
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The CSRC has been tightening access to private placements since the end of last year, responding to fears that listed companies were raising too much money for poor or speculative investments including high-yielding wealth management products.
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By holding investors responsible for their own losses, the authorities are also trying to change a deeply-ingrained culture that made it common for investors to dump money into risky, high-yielding assets and expect state protection.
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"Demand for high yielding emerging market assets still outweighs domestic factors such as politics, fiscal risks and downgrades," said Dave Mohr and Izak Odendaal, chief strategists at the country's biggest money manager, Old Mutual, in a note.
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"There is a clear implication that potential trade wars have on high-yielding currencies, riskier currencies, on currencies whose economies are highly sensitive to trade," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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While high-yielding stocks and funds have fared poorly, Mr. Porter thinks the right ones can still be useful, especially this late in the economic cycle, as long as investors refuse to pay too much for them.
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More than seven years into this bull market, stocks are anything but cheap, especially the high-yielding dividend payers that income investors have flocked to in a world where quality bonds yield next to nothing, or less.
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The high-yielding rand ZAR=D3 might not even be part of that theme next year as official data this week confirmed the economy contracted 0.6% last quarter, raising concerns that a recession is currently in play.
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NEW YORK, Feb 5 (LPC) - US companies returned in droves to the US leveraged loan market to cut borrowing costs throughout January, taking advantage of investors' white-hot demand for high-yielding assets and a benign market sentiment.
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Some investors believe the hunger for high-yielding emerging market debt has been buoyed by favourable factors such as loose monetary policies rather than careful analysis of credit risks, and the threshold for risk taking is still high.
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Although a very small portion of the lender's clients didn't get 100% guarantee of their principals, it's a lesson to those who have been aggressively buying high-yielding investment products with little risk control, according to the article.
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"The quantitative easing coming out of Japan and coming out of Europe continues to drive flows into other high-yielding assets," Stephen Chang, head of Asia fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong shares also strengthened, touching a two-week high, as a pull-back in the surging U.S. dollar gave some relief to Asian shares, which had underperformed on worries about capital flight to high-yielding U.S. markets.
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Order books for the issue totalled $215 billion, bankers said, showing that though Oman is among the financially weakest oil exporters in the Gulf, it can for now count on strong international demand for its high-yielding debt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose across the board on Tuesday, as lingering global trade tensions prompted traders to ditch most high-yielding currencies and investors focused on expectations the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Emerging market currency gains will probably be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year as economic growth finally recovers in response to lower interest rates, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
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The U.S. dollar nursed losses at a 10-month low against a basket of currencies on Monday as investors cheered upbeat Chinese data by piling into leveraged positions such as the Australian dollar and other high-yielding currencies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar held near a three-week low on Friday against its rivals, while relatively high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar came under selling pressure as investors cut risky bets before an event-packed week.
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In South Africa's largest private equity deal at the time, the structure of the deal required Edcon to sell high-yielding bonds just before South Africa's slipped into a recession in 2009 and shortly before the global financial crisis.
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Some of its sharpest losses were against high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar, which was lifted to $0.72 overnight when the central bank sounded less dovish than markets had wagered as it kept interest rates on hold.
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New high-yielding trees have helped boost harvests, but the region is still far from reaching its potential because of the labor shortage, said Rosa Velasques, manager of the local cooperative where about 1,000 local farmers sell their beans.
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"The regulatory process in India needs to evolve so as to address the concerns in a way that does not come in the way adapting high yielding technologies and rapidly moving towards the world's agro-technological frontier," Subramanian wrote.
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Emerging market currencies have taken a hit in recent weeks as investors have shed high-yielding assets on expectations that accelerating U.S. inflation and a widening fiscal deficit could force the Fed to tighten policy at a quicker pace.
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But demand from investors seeking higher returns has in recent years led to illiquid, unrated bond sales by more volatile, high-yielding oil and gas services' firms, and by 13 they were making 17 percent of local dollar issues.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's banking regulator and main bond clearinghouse have asked commercial banks to reduce rates they offer on high-yielding wealth management products (WMPs), five sources told Reuters, an apparent back-pedalling on commitments to let markets price credit.
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The currency was last traded at 3.9480 onshore on Tuesday and has been a relative outperformer in the region as a combination of rising U.S. yields, recovering oil prices and global trade tensions have sapped most high-yielding emerging market currencies.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As contagion from worries over global growth and trade friction pushes Asian equity, bond and currency markets deeper into bear territory, fund managers are hunting for bargains in Chinese and Indian equities and high-yielding Asian dollar bonds.
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Developing nations have rushed to borrow billions of dollars in cheap funds as the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks launched aggressive bond buying programmes that have lowered long-term rates and pushed investors into riskier but high-yielding assets.
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Packaged food companies have also had a strong run this year, but with the possibility of a rate hike once again on the table, Cramer worries about the future of many high-yielding bond market alternative stocks like General Mills.
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Under pressure to show Wall Street that it can grow revenue amid an industry-wide slump in trading revenue, the bank has been methodically building out its consumer business, starting with high-yielding deposits and unsecured personal loans in 2016.
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"I think we are going to go back to, at least more than people anticipate, to this bond surrogate trade," the strategist said, forecasting that bond yields are likely to head lower; therefore increasing the appeal of high-yielding equities.
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The picture in terms of the U.S. dollar index is "a little bit more muddy," but it's clearer for high-yielding currencies of countries with a "compelling growth story" or scope for economic reforms that will spur foreign inflows, he added.
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"We are seeing the dollar and yen outperforming most of their peers especially those riskier, high-yielding currencies and those currencies more affected by disruptions in global trade," said Omer Esiner, chief market strategist with Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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Read More Dow tops 18K for first time since July "The traditional high yielding sectors, like the bond proxies (utilities, staples) have gotten rich, but dividend payers as a diversified whole are now 2 multiple points cheaper than the , " McKinney said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. equity investors could rotate out of high-yielding sectors and into stocks of banks, which would benefit from the next leg up in interest rates, after the Federal Reserve's policy-setting meeting wraps up on Wednesday.
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The U.K. based firm - which provides around 31 million customers worldwide with insurance and investment products - is part of a sector that feels the pain when interest rates are low and the search for high-yielding assets grows ever harder.
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What the moves by these British fund managers have also highlighted is the extent to which fund companies around the world are willing to take risks to satisfy rising investor demand for high-yielding returns when interest rates hover near zero.
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Two-year debt paying around 1.4 percent is relatively high yielding compared with near-zero returns in most of the rich world and even negative rates of Germany and Japan, explaining why Australian debt is highly sought after and tightly held.
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"Stocks with the highest dividend yields could continue to attract a disproportionate amount of assets," she said, recommending that investors focus on high-yielding companies in sectors such as telecommunications and technology that could comfortably cover their dividends and weren't overpriced.
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The finance ministry had enjoyed strong demand for its treasury bonds, known as OFZs, as foreign investors piled into Russian debt for carry trades - borrowing dollars cheaply, converting them into the firming rouble, and then buying high-yielding Russian bonds.
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The deal follows moves by other U.S. oil majors to turn investment to high-yielding shale fields at home, where output has soared to more than 12 million barrels per day (bpd), rising over 33 million bpd since early 2018.
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Which means, according to Ken Monaghan, an investor in high-yielding corporate bonds, that easy-to-trade E.T.F.s have lured "tourist" investors — people seduced by the rich yields, but who may not be able to stomach a sustained market reversal.
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European shares were in the red while airline stocks fell sharply, souring overall sentiment towards high-yielding and riskier assets after two explosions tore through Brussels airport, killing 13 people in what Belgian public broadcaster VRT called a suicide attack.
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Currency markets had a slightly more risk-on mode with perceived safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc weaker on the day, while relatively high yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar posting modest gains.
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Insurers and banks, which hunt for high-yielding assets such as foreign bonds, continued to rally after the yield on the U.S. benchmark 10-year note hit 3.232 percent, making its largest one-day jump since the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Banks could tighten their underwriting standards — ratchet down the leverage, demand more covenants, nix loans that are used to pay big dividends — and investors could be more discerning about the prices they are willing to pay for high-yielding bonds.
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Investors are a bit fearful to jump back into high-yielding EM currencies even as Fed rate-cut probabilities rise, as fresh news regarding the spread of the virus may come in and upset equities at any point, ING's Turner said.
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The high-yielding debt brought hordes of foreign buyers and badly needed hard currency to Egypt, an import-dependent country that has relied on dollar inflows to fund its current account deficit in the absence of large foreign direct investment.
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But last month, emerging market currency gains, already in full swing, were expected to be dominated this year by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets as growth finally recovers in response to lower interest rates around the globe.
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This outperformance in high-yielding areas of the market underscores longstanding investor concerns over the economy's resilience in the face of global stagnation and feeds into the idea that ultra low bond yields have pushed fixed income investors into stocks.
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Douglas Gollin, an economist at Oxford University, and others estimated last year that a 10% increase in the share of land planted with high-yielding crops by the year 2000 is associated with 10-15% growth in GDP per head.
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For the month, it surged 5.5 percent to post the biggest monthly gain since last October, on the earning hopes and partly as rising U.S. yields helped lift shares of financial firms, which hunt for high-yielding products such as foreign bonds.
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Critics of genetically modified organisms argue the technology poses risks to public health and the environment, while advocates say such fears have not been scientifically proven and that high-yielding genetically altered crops would help ensure food security as the world's population grows.
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HONG KONG/LONDON (Reuters) - Holders of Mongolia's high-yielding dollar bonds are looking beyond a sharp rise in sovereign default risks on a bet that China or the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will help the once-booming commodity producer to stay solvent.
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Monetary policy has sent bond yields to such historically low levels that the only place people have been able to find any sort of return has been in stocks, and high-yielding equities in particular, such as in REITs, utilities and some telecoms.
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Looking at a chart of the utilities stock-tracking ETF (XLU), Piper Jaffray technical analyst Craig Johnson says that XLU has tumbled back down to what he sees as a support level at $46.50, which bodes ill for the sector's high-yielding stocks.
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Aviva is a U.K. based firm which provides around 31 million customers worldwide with insurance and investment products and is part of a sector that feels the pain when interest rates are low and the search for high-yielding assets grows ever harder.
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Sentiment towards the euro was also boosted by a general increase in risk appetite across the board with Asian stocks up half a percent while high-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar also posting chunky gains.
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Terra Firma, which bought Consolidated Pastoral Co (CPC) in 2009, is seeking a 20 percent-plus premium to a 33 asset valuation, two people with direct knowledge of the sale said, arguing that some land can be developed to grow high-yielding crops.
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It also cut the total sum that banks can invest in money market funds to 2.5 percent of their total deposits in local currency from 5 percent previously, a move bankers say could reduce their holdings of Egypt's high-yielding government debt.
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BEIJING, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Sinopec Corp said it struck high-yielding oil and gas in a test well offshore Beibu Bay near China's southwestern coast, marking a rare offshore oil and gas find by the state firm that is largely focused onshore.
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HYG, the SPDR Bloomberg Barclays High Yield Bond ETF (JNK) and the Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF Shares (VYM) are all heavily traded high-yielding names in the fixed-income ETF market, which hit $1 trillion in assets this summer.
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The dollar rose slightly against a basket of currencies on Tuesday, snapping a four-day losing streak as traders worried about mounting global trade tensions unwound bets on high-yielding currencies like the Australian and Canadian dollars, whose economies are heavily trade dependent.
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In the 20 years since the S.E.C. last addressed how much of a fund's assets should be invested in hard-to-sell securities, the proportion of funds that invest in high-yielding assets like emerging markets and corporate bonds has increased sharply.
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"Obesity is out of control," said Graziano da Silva, who likened the situation to the beginning of the Green Revolution in the 1960s and 1970s when high-yielding seeds, fertilisers and irrigation helped stave off famine in hungry parts of the world.
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The stock index has risen 10.2% so far this year, to rank as one of the world's best performing, thanks to higher oil prices and as domestic funds pile into stocks after last year's ban from central bank's high-yielding bills market.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India should look to introduce high-yielding hybrid seeds to lift its lagging farm productivity, a finance ministry report urged on Friday, in what is being seen as government support for cultivation of genetically modified food crops now banned.
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Still, risk appetite showed up elsewhere as the impressive rally in commodities markets spilled over into an array of assets such as the high-yielding Australian dollar and mining giant Glencore, which is up 213 percent and 2803 percent, respectively in a week.
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LONDON, Feb 9 (IFR) - The Supreme Court ruled late on Monday that holders of Lloyds' Enhanced Capital Notes have the right to appeal the bank's decision to buy the bonds back, providing a new twist in the saga of the high-yielding bonds.
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"If U.S. rates move too quickly, they will dislocate [high yielding] assets more broadly and the most liquid emerging markets will not be immune to a selloff," he added, pointing to the 2013 taper tantrum as an illustration of this idea in action.
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Brennan Azevedo, emerging markets strategist at UBS Global Wealth Management, said most of the pressure in EM credit was coming from high-yielding debt, with Latin America the weakest region due to a sell-off in Argentina debt, unrelated to the virus.
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Because of restrictions on investment abroad and a dearth of high-yielding instruments at home, such money as has accumulated has been invested mainly in the domestic banking system, where it earns a rate of return far too low to meet the government's pension promises.
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For the month, it has gained 5.8 percent, on track to post the biggest monthly gain since last October, on the earning hopes and partly as rising U.S. yields helped lift shares of financial firms, which hunt for high-yielding products such as foreign bonds.
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An inversion of the bond yield curve is considered a sign of economic recession with longer-term yields falling below shorter-dated maturities and those concerns triggered a global selloff in risky assets such as stocks and high yielding currencies like the New Zealand dollar.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - At a Hua Xia Bank branch in Shanghai's financial district, Wang Shujuan, a 72-year-old retired doctor, is looking at moving her money out of a high-yielding wealth management product into a bank deposit bearing an indefinite rate of return.
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"Low interest rates may eventually take their toll: high-yielding assets will either mature or be prepaid, while at the same time any decrease in interest expenses is limited by the zero lower bound on deposits," Nouy said in an interview with the Eurofi Newsletter on Tuesday.
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With a cost of 7 basis points, a roughly 2.5% yield, a three-to-four-year investment duration and the "implicit federal guarantee" for mortgage-backed securities intact, Nadig argues that investors would be hard-pressed to find a better high-yielding bet in the ETF space.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Chinese Regulator Said to Ask Banks to Cut Wealth Management Yields | China's banking regulator and main bond clearinghouse have asked commercial banks to reduce the rates that they offer on high-yielding wealth management products, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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High-yielding perpetuals such as Postal Savings Bank of China's 4.5% AT1s and Li & Fung's US$650m 5.25% saw two-way flow from real money and private banks, although prices remained unchanged at cash price bids of 98.953 and 92.875 respectively, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The timing works in bankers' favor as well, given the NRIs are keen for an investment that can replace the high-yielding dollar deposits they were offered by Indian lenders under a central bank program initiated in 2013 to raise dollars when India suffered a currency crisis.
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"Across the developed world the U.S. is still pretty much the high-yielding choice and I would argue the U.S. economy is by-far the strongest of those choices," said Dominic Pappalardo, director of the taxable portfolio management team at McDonnell Investment Management in Oakbrook, Illinois.
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The timing works in bankers' favour as well, given the NRIs are keen for an investment that can replace the high-yielding dollar deposits they were offered by Indian lenders under a central bank programme initiated in 2013 to raise dollars when India suffered a currency crisis.
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"Across the developed world the U.S. is still pretty much the high-yielding choice and I would argue the U.S. economy is by far the strongest of those choices," said Dominic Pappalardo, director of the taxable portfolio management team at McDonnell Investment Management in Oakbrook, Illinois.
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NEW YORK, Aug 53 (Reuters) - The high-yielding telecoms and utilities sectors led declines on Wall Street stocks on Tuesday, after New York Federal Reserve Bank President William Dudley said an interest rate hike from the U.S. central bank was possible as early as next month.
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Around 70 percent of its corn output is GM. GMO's critics argue the technology poses risks to public health, while advocates say such fears have not been scientifically proven and that high-yielding genetically altered crops would help ensure food security as the world's population grows.
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"It is common trade for international investors to buy into the high yielding finance sector when they buy into the Australian economy, so the pressure especially on banks suggests some international nervousness about the outlook for Australian market," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Investors who seek dividends in times of low rates "want dividends when everybody else wants dividends, and that pushes up the price and lowers the expected return," meaning that buying high-yielding stocks at such times "is a bigger mistake then just missing the trade-off," Hartzmark said Tuesday.
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Newly announced private placements - high-yielding bonds sold directly to institutional investors in one-to-one deals - were more than 268 billion yuan ($210 billion) in November on the Shanghai exchange alone, more than the total new corporate debt issued in both Shanghai and Shenzhen as recently as April.
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Even with Chicago corn futures down more than 20173 percent from their 22017 record high, the high-yielding crop offers one of the strongest returns to Canadian farmers, generating profits per acre four times that of canola, based on average prices and costs, said National Bank analyst Greg Colman.
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While lower-yielding markets, such as Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore, and mid-yielding markets such as Malaysia and China, have seen rates drifting lower, one analyst told CNBC that investors are staying away from riskier markets — the high-yielding Asia bond markets such as India and Indonesia.
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"The rally does lift all boats, first it will be the safer credits and in a couple of days it will move into the high yields," said Pictet EM portfolio manager Guido Chamorro, referring to improved appetite for high-yielding debt on the back of the Fed's dovish outlook.
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Tommy Atkins himself submitted his eponymous mango to the Florida Mango Forum repeatedly in the 1950s, and though the fruit was summarily rejected for its blandness and tough, fibrous flesh, it grew well, and so farmers and industrialists subsequently planted it and other high-yielding Florida varieties throughout the Americas.
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Fresh signs of dovishness from other major central banks as China is moving to boost its economy and the U.S. Federal Reserve is signalling a pause in its rate hike cycle would boost equities and high-yielding debt, at a time when broader economic data has shown signs of flagging.
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Turkey, Russia and South Africa are among those to benefit from a stampede to high-yielding assets in recent days as investors bet the United States Federal Reserve will cut interest rates as early as next month and Mario Draghi hinted of further monetary easing by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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European insurers can invest in high-yielding debt, but at the cost of some impact on their coverage ratios, which measure their ability to service debt and meet financial obligations, said Marcelo Assalin, head of emerging-market debt at NN Investment Partners, the asset-management arm of insurance and financial corporation NN Group.
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Some analysts cautioned the rate increase would unsettle the bond market by pushing short-term borrowing costs to levels that will make some trades less appealing, such as carry trades using cheap loans to buy high-yielding securities and so-called curve flatteners selling short-dated debt and buying longer-dated issues.
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"In the past, many critics of the AT1 (CoCo) market have pointed to the structures being too equity-like in their character - these new announcements, in our view, have created a clear distinction and highlight the relative value in this high yielding product," said Gary Kirk, partner and portfolio manager at TwentyFour asset management.
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If Phylos scientists can, for instance, breed cannabis strains that are resistant to botrytis (a form of mold that can ruin a crop) or powdery mildew, or are high yielding, or that have higher levels of lesser known (but medically promising) cannabinoids like CBG, CBC, or THCV, they could get those out to growers.
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RIC=ZAR= Rand forecasts * Selected carry-trades to gain on low volatility in 000 JOHANNESBURG, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Emerging market currency gains will probably be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year as economic growth finally recovers in response to lower interest rates, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
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A recent paper by researchers at AQR Capital Management, a $226bn hedge fund founded by a student of Mr Fama that specialises in factor investing for equities, looks at four factors for global sovereign bonds and American corporate ones: carry (high-yielding bonds beat low-yielding ones), quality (safer assets have better risk-adjusted returns), value and momentum.
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As a guideline, Cramer suggests picking stocks whose sales won't get knocked down by an easing economy, focusing on high-yielding dividend stocks, buying the fastest-growing names while inflation is near flat, and loading up on companies that do a lot of business overseas, including those impacted by the trade war with China, because the dollar is getting weaker.
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