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“David Herzog, AIG's chief financial officer, said in February that the company expects "the redeployment of cash and short-term investments into longer-term higher-yielding securities will provide opportunity to improve future earnings.”
“NEW YORK—Risk-taking resumed Tuesday as currency traders took stock of Standard & Poor's announcement of a negative rating outlook for U.S. debt and decided it wouldn't derail global growth or the market's general preference for higher-yielding currencies.”
The Wall Street Journal: After Ratings Panic, Traders Embrace Risk, Euro
“The euro jumped to a new 15-month high against the dollar as traders flocked to riskier, higher-yielding assets.”
“NEW YORK—Casting aside worries over the long-term fiscal health of the U.S. in favor of the continued easy-money policies of its central bank, investors dumped the dollar for the allure of higher-yielding currencies.”
The Wall Street Journal: Traders Unload Dollar in 'Hunt for Yield'
“Investors earlier in the week had flocked to the dollar after ratings agency Standard & Poor's warned that with its bloated budget deficits, the U.S. faced a negative outlook, sending nervous market participants out of higher-yielding assets and—somewhat incongruously—into the dollar.”
The Wall Street Journal: Traders Unload Dollar in 'Hunt for Yield'
“One straightforward strategy is to increase the weighting of the higher-yielding — and higher-risk — bonds in a portfolio.”
“The junk-bond market, by contrast, went on a tear in 2010, particularly in the fourth quarter as investors reached for higher-yielding investments in riskier assets.”
“In the longer term, though, investors should prefer higher-yielding property such as warehouses and industrial facilities.”
The Wall Street Journal: Weak Start for Europe's Property Stocks
“There also remains a possibility that the European Central Bank could raise rates some time soon to combat inflation in the currency bloc, which would enhance the attraction of the higher-yielding euro.”
“These bubbles are further inflated by the flow of short-term "hot" money into developing economies as investors borrow at low interest rates in the United States, Europe and Japan and invest in much higher-yielding instruments in developing countries.”
The Washington Post: Davos shows us the instability of a tripartite global economy
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