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Canso February 2006 Corporate Bond Newsletter

The bond market stands resolute in its conviction that long-term interest rates can never rise. Besides, the omniscient and ever vigilant U.S. Federal Reserve stands at the ready to rescue financial incompetence wherever and whenever…
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Canso 2005 Q3 Corporate Bond Newsletter

It has now become apparent that even hurricanes and high retail gas prices haven’t really slowed down the U.S. economy. This has moved the credit markets off its spring and early summer “high oil prices…
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Canso 2005 Q3 Market Observer

The U.S. financial markets faced monetary policy reality in the third quarter of 2005. Despite the passionate pleas of those addicted to loose money and low interest rates, the U.S. Federal Reserve persisted in its…
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Canso 2005 Q2 Corporate Bond Newsletter

The bond market is in a state of denial. The Federal Reserve is tightening monetary policy and raising short term interest rates. Economic growth continues to surprise with its underlying strength. The bond market in…
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Canso 2005 Q2 Market Observer

Or more appropriately to the sentiment of bond managers: Confounded Markets! In the first six months of 2005 the U.S. bond market has returned 2.9%, with a strong second quarter offsetting the 0.6% setback in…
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Canso 2005 Q1 Corporate Bond Newsletter

The financial markets were not friendly to investors in the first quarter of 2005. The U.S. Federal Reserve continued to increase short term interest rates in the United States and energy prices continued to stoke…
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Canso 2005 Q1 Market Observer

Watching Larry Kudlow recently on CNBC, we had the rather strange feeling that he was the spokesperson on some sort of infomercial for lower interest rates. One of his guests had just made a rather…
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Canso 2004 Q4 Corporate Bond Newsletter

Despite the tightening of monetary policy in the United States, long term yields actually fell over the course of 2004. Credit spreads contracted as well, as the substantial existing liquidity in the financial system was…
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Canso 2004 Q4 Market Observer

The year 2004 was reasonable for most investors. The world’s economies grew and the important world stock markets were positive, thanks to a strong rally after the U.S. Presidential election. The S&P index in the…

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