Investors showed renewed confidence in Spain today, as a government bond auction saw excessive demand.
Italy has been forced to pay record interest rates in a 10bn euro ($13bn; £9bn) auction of treasury bills.
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (SWIP) £1.1bn Sterling Credit Advantage fund, managed by Roger Webb, has been moved into the Specialist sector with immediate effect.
A pub has issued its own £500 bonds in an attempt to raise money.
The world's biggest bond investor Bill Gross has regained his top spot amongst his peers as investors piled back in to riskier assets.
Kames Capital's Phil Milburn said Greece should be forced to leave the euro and Portuguese and Irish defaults pushed through as he outlines his solutions for the eurozone debt crisis.
Stephen Snowden has upped risk on the Kames Investment Grade Bond fund by "aggressively" increasing exposure to banks and topping up high yield on the view the bottom of the market has already been reached.
Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that bankers caught manipulating the market to take advantage of QE can expect to face criminal prosecution.
Paul Shuttleworth, manager of the £115m BlackRock Corporate Bond fund, has resigned after 11 years at the firm.