U.S. government bonds, or Treasuries, are the primary way the federal government borrows money and one of the world’s most ...

Inflation picked up last month as the cost of groceries, gas, and used cars rose, reinforcing the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on interest rate cuts. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 3 ...

Interest expense is the fastest-growing and most nettlesome part of the federal budget, now exceeding military spending.

The Treasury allocations often rise and fall inversely with the MBS allocation, as relative value shifts between the two. Treasury and TIPS have ranged ... via duration and yield-curve positioning ...

such as high-yield bonds or Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities. Unlike years past, however, when specialist managers were more prone to a niche focus, now all five managers and collectively ...

Bond investors are betting that the Federal Reserve will have to contend with rising prices once again, and soon, in the wake ...

U.S. Treasury yields pulled back on Thursday as investors digested January’s hotter-than-expected consumer price index report ...

Treasury yields rallied as U.S. January inflation came in a little hotter than forecast following hawkish remarks by Fed Chair Powell yesterday.

Instead, his goal now was to lower yields on the 10-year Treasury. That leaves two questions ... more likely to have an upwardly sloping yield curve." Extending the tax cuts of 2017 would add ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's efforts to contain 10-year Treasury yields face skepticism amid expected inflationary ...

Whenever the 2-year Treasury yield is more than 1% below the Fed funds rate, the Fed tends to cut rates soon after. The recent peak difference in rates was 1.51% in September, prompting the Fed to ...

0846 ET – Treasury yields rise as the U.S. jobs market looks tighter than expected. January payrolls decreased to 143,000 from an upwardly revised 307,000 in December. That was less jobs created ...