US Treasury bonds heading for strongest monthly gain since February
US Treasury bonds rally as investors seek safe haven, with TLT ETF up 4.5% for October, its best month this year.
US Treasury bonds rally as investors seek safe haven, with TLT ETF up 4.5% for October, its best month this year.
The US Treasury sold $26 billion in five-year TIPS at a high yield of 2.367%, with a soft auction showing a larger tail and below-average bid-to-cover, though…
The US Treasury auctioned $13 billion in 20-year bonds at a high yield of 5.469%, with a tail of 0.9 basis points and bid-to-cover of 2.73x.
AI and tech stocks rebounded Monday after last week's selloff, but the bond market remains a risk as 10-year Treasury yields hover above 5%.
Citi Australia CEO Mark Woodruff says US Treasuries are losing their hedge appeal due to supply, inflation and rates; BlackRock disagrees.
BlackRock upgrades US Treasuries, citing higher yields as a cushion, and says the French bond sell-off highlights the need for selectivity.
European stocks and euro fall as French riots add uncertainty; US tech futures rise on lower yields.
Gold is poised to test $4,200 again as Treasury yields ease, but bond-market moves may decide whether the rally lasts.
The US posted a $1.992 trillion deficit for FY2026, the highest in five years, driven by record interest payments of $1.36 trillion.
10-year Treasury yields are set for back-to-back weekly declines after rejecting 5.30%, with the 5.00% level now critical.
An economist explains the link between mortgage rates and the 10-year Treasury yield, with recent data showing rising rates.
Fink warns that deficits and AI investment are competing for scarce capital, raising borrowing costs. He suggests expanding the pool of investors.
10-year Treasury yields dropped to 5.10% after a brief spike above 5.30%, but borrowing costs remain painfully high for businesses and households.
BondCliQ CEO Chris White says new hyperscaler bonds are quickly trading at wider spreads and the AI debt wave may also push up US government borrowing costs.
Unconfirmed reports suggest China may be using Canadian custodians to mask its true US Treasury holdings.