Investments

ODF II will focus on originating senior and junior commercial rea estate debt investments across major U.S. markets, focused on multifamily properties.

The positions in 10-year options could move closer to being in the money by the end of this week, with an array of labor-market releases ahead, culminating in Friday's government employment figures for December.

Yields gravitated back toward session lows — down three to four basis points on the day — after the December ISM manufacturing gauge unexpectedly dropped.

Yield declines were biggest for short maturities, and the 30-year increased slightly, amid expectations at year-end that the Fed was likely to cut rates further in 2026.

Options include a possible repurchase agreement — effectively a loan — with Wall Street banks or potentially tapping Argentina's $20 billion swap line with the US Treasury Department.

Signs point to less aggressive uptier LMEs while sponsored borrowers pursue new structures to circumvent restrictions.

Holders willing to lend the note were able to do so at negative interest rates, with borrowers of the issue agreeing to sell it back the next day for less than they paid.

Later Tuesday, separate data showed US consumer confidence declined for a fifth consecutive month, reflecting ongoing concerns about inflation, tariffs and politics.

Janus brought several innovations to the asset management market, including the asset-backed securities ETF (JABS) and the fixed-rate CLO ETF (JAAA).

The vehicle's documents acknowledge private credit will generally make up between 10% to 35% of the fund. Its top three holdings are an agency mortgage bond and two US Treasury notes.

The investment bank, which focuses on community banks across the US, launched a new unit, PTUK Limited, last week, according to Eric Brown, president of Performance Trust's institutional group.

The industry expects resilient market conditions and fewer defaults, plus cheaper financing that supports M&A activity and more CLO issuance in 2026.

Yields on US 10-year debt were little changed at 4.14%. Two-year peers were also steady after tumbling the most in two months as the Fed lowered interest rates.

The changing climate is increasing insurance rates for residents and cities and lowering property values in areas that face more frequent and intense disasters.

A dayslong slump in US government bonds has curbed risk appetite as traders grow cautious about the pace of monetary easing beyond Wednesday's meeting.

Aside from employment numbers that are still fluctuating, year-over-year inflation rates could remain persistent, sending Fed base rates north of 3%.

Hildene, which partners with Crosscountry Mortgage for non-QM securitizations, is doing this deal as part of its buy of an annuity provider, SILAC.

The wagers reflect the potential for monetary policy easing to gather pace after chair Jerome Powell's term ends in May.

The move was fueled by BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda talking up the prospects for a rate hike, leading money markets to lift the chance of a move on Dec. 19 to around 80%, from less than 25% one week ago.

The guidance to reject BlackRock, the city's largest money manager overseeing $42.3 billion of index funds for the pensions, follows a review of the firm's efforts to press companies to decarbonize.