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Hedgebra Daily Brief

Hedgebra Daily Brief

Von: Gianluca Sidoti
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Hedgebra Daily Brief is the daily market update for investors who have no time to waste. Every day we break down the key macroeconomic headlines and market movers, explaining what they actually mean for your portfolio. Rates, credit, currencies, commodities: only what moves the markets, no noise. Clear analysis, an operational edge, zero useless jargon. Produced by Hedgebra. Listen in minutes, every morning.Copyright The Wealth Company Persönliche Finanzen Politik & Regierungen Ökonomie
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  • PCE at 4%, Curve Flattens & Private Credit Cracks

    PCE at 4%, Curve Flattens & Private Credit Cracks
    Jun 26 2026
    Inflation isn't retreating quietly. Today's PCE print at 4% is keeping the Fed on edge — and sending clear signals across every corner of fixed income markets that sophisticated investors cannot afford to ignore.

    On rates, the Treasury curve delivered a split verdict: 2-year yields fell roughly 5 basis points while the 30-year edged up around 1 basis point, signalling persistent long-end term premium even as near-term policy risk eased slightly. Relative-value traders are watching 2s10s and 5s30s closely, while asset-liability managers weigh duration extension against reinvestment risk.

    Meanwhile, consumer spending is picking up — a stagflationary cocktail alongside 4% inflation — and private credit funds are capping redemptions amid a surge in withdrawal requests. That liquidity strain could widen spreads and accelerate rotation into public credit, with the SpaceX bond sale already testing investor appetite for corporate duration.

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    12 Min.
  • Loomis Sayles Brings $418B Fixed Income Edge to ETF Market

    Loomis Sayles Brings $418B Fixed Income Edge to ETF Market
    Jun 25 2026
    The institutional fixed income world just moved closer to the ETF wrapper. On June 24, 2026, Natixis Investment Managers and Loomis Sayles — a firm overseeing nearly $418 billion in AUM — announced the launch of two actively managed bond ETFs, bringing institutional-caliber credit expertise into a more accessible, liquid format.

    The two new funds — the Natixis Loomis Sayles Total Return Bond ETF (LSTB) and the Natixis Loomis Sayles Dynamic Core Plus ETF (LSCP) — are listed on NYSE Arca and target the Morningstar Intermediate Core-Plus Bond category. Both funds offer diversified exposure across investment-grade corporates, securitized assets, and opportunistic fixed income sectors, designed explicitly for institutional and high-net-worth allocators.

    For portfolio managers re-evaluating core bond allocations in a higher-for-longer rate environment, this launch signals a meaningful shift: active fixed income management, long locked in separate accounts and mutual funds, is accelerating its migration into the ETF structure.

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    11 Min.
  • NS&I Hits 4.69%, Cycle-High Treasuries & Muni Climate Risk

    NS&I Hits 4.69%, Cycle-High Treasuries & Muni Climate Risk
    Jun 24 2026
    Fixed income is sending signals across three continents today — and sophisticated investors can't afford to miss the cross-asset implications. NS&I's aggressive rate hike, a cycle-high US 2-year yield, and a new quantitative climate risk tool for munis are reshaping how capital is priced, allocated, and protected.

    NS&I raised British Savings Bonds to 4.69% AER on the 1-year and 4.67% on the 2-year from 23 June 2026, backed by a full UK government guarantee. Simultaneously, its Green Savings Bond jumped 63 basis points to 4.45% — setting a formidable benchmark for sterling retail term funding and pressuring UK bank deposit costs.

    Across the Atlantic, Saxo Bank flagged the US 2-year Treasury closing at a cycle high of 4.226%, up 5bp, while the USD held near highs and AUDUSD broke below 0.6975. Canadian CPI surprised at 3.2%, reinforcing persistent North American inflation pressures. Meanwhile, Bernardi Securities launched its Environmental Risk Index, scoring all 3,147 US counties on climate and disaster exposure to sharpen muni bond credit analysis.

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    12 Min.
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