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Why Treasury Yields Are Declining
U.S. government bond yields have been moving lower since late May, with the latest push coming from a weaker retail sales report. The 10-year Treasury yield was down 3.7 basis points to 4.427% on Tuesday as data showed consumers spent less money last month than expected.
Tuesday's rally in U.S. government debt picked up steam in the afternoon as President Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric against Iran, with risks that the U.S. will be drawn into an escalating Middle ...
Treasury yields are higher Friday, with investors calculating that the surge in oil prices could push up overall inflation ...
By Lawrence Delevingne and Lawrence White (Reuters) -Wall Street stocks gained and the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields dipped ...
Friday's selloff in U.S. government debt, sparked by inflation concerns stemming from the escalating conflict between Israel ...
Treasury yields extended their recent declines after a $22 billion auction of 30-year bonds attracted strong demand from ...
The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans from Freddie Mac ticked down again to 6.84% for the week ending June 12.
Bank of America flagged reduced holdings of US Treasurys among foreign investors as a troubling trend for the bond market.
Improving economic sentiment should keep 10-year German Bund yields above 2.5%, says Commerzbank Research’s Christoph Rieger in a note. “Everything considered, Bunds look set to underperform U.S.
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