Bonds
U.S. Treasury's Bond Market Intervention Fails to Stem Rising Yields
The U.S. Treasury's efforts to stabilize the bond market are proving ineffective, leading to continued upward pressure on Treasury yields. Analysts point to immense national debt and deficits as core unresolved issues.
G7 Governments Face Mounting Pressure from Rising Debt
Group of Seven (G7) nations are grappling with soaring government debt, intensified by pandemic-era spending, geopolitical conflicts, and higher interest rates.
US Treasury Doubles Bond Buyback Program to $4 Billion
The Treasury expands its long-term bond buyback operations to enhance market liquidity and manage debt amidst rising yields.
Bond Market Sounds Alarm: Signals of Stock Market Bubble Burst
Surging bond yields are fueling debates about overvalued stock markets, increasing investor anxiety across global equities.
Bonds Steady as US Treasury Bolsters Market with Buyback Expansion
The U.S. Treasury's expanded long-term bond buyback program brought stability to the bond market and lowered yields, though skepticism remains about its long-term effectiveness in addressing fiscal concerns.
Explainer: Why are U.S. Treasury Yields Rising, and What Does it Mean for Markets?
Rising U.S. Treasury yields, driven by inflation concerns and government debt, are impacting global financial markets including stocks and currencies.
U.S. Treasury Yields' Wild Ten Days — Up After the Fed Held, Then a Shock Sent Them to 4.6%
The Fed held rates steady but sounded hawkish, and yields rose anyway. A week later, a jobs shock sent them sliding straight back down to 4.6%.