European shares open lower as bond yields stay elevated
European stocks began the month with broad declines, led by the UK and Spain, as bond yields remained near multi-year highs.
European stocks began the month with broad declines, led by the UK and Spain, as bond yields remained near multi-year highs.
Nationwide house prices fell 0.2% month-on-month in September, with annual growth slowing to 0.8%, the weakest since December 2025.
Gold rose 0.4% to $4,170 but remains below $4,200 as elevated Treasury yields limit recovery conviction.
Robert Kaplan says bond traders are adding a 'Warsh premium' that has pushed Treasury yields 100 basis points higher than the Fed projected.
Bank of Japan opinion summary and tankan survey both point to further rate increases after September's hike to 1.25%, but timing remains uncertain between…
The RBA review finds a 20% price fall keeps most mortgages in equity, with its main warnings set on external risks.
Australia's manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.6 in September, a 21-month low, as new orders posted their first decline since June, with supply disruptions and…
Kashkari said inflation remains too high at about 3% and laid out one more rate hike this year with a second in 2027, calling the economy resilient.
UBS argues that hedge funds have historically performed well in high-rate environments and highlights three strategies: equity market neutral, discretionary…
Franklin Templeton's Zahn backs German and Spanish bonds, sees European growth slowing and UK Budget headroom as the key risk.
Softer PCE inflation failed to keep yields down; the dollar strengthened and the Dow fell to its lowest since June, while tech stocks supported Nasdaq gains.
Trump calls for Powell's resignation over Fed HQ cost overruns, asks AG to examine report.
Goldman Sachs moved its forecast for the next Fed rate hike from October to December, citing dovish signals and rising bond yields.
Bitcoin rose past $85,000 after August inflation data came in below expectations, reducing the chance of a Fed rate hike.
Schnabel noted that high costs pass through more quickly in a resilient economy, but the ECB can be patient if inflation expectations remain anchored.