This week’s sharp selloff in Treasuries abated Thursday, with many yields still near the highest levels since July.

Demand from overseas buyers of U.S. government debt helped push yields slightly lower on Thursday, but not far from their highest levels in two or three months.

CD rates have gone through ups and downs since 2009. The Motley Fool has compiled average CD rates over that period. Learn ...

Spreads are the extra level of compensation investors receive on bonds above the corresponding Treasury rate to compensate for things like default risks and market tumult. Highly rated U.S. companies ...

The eurozone economy continues to struggle, increasing the chances of more interest rate cuts by the bloc's central bank. S&P Global's composite purchasing managers index (PMI), which measures ...

Despite Fed rate cuts, strong economic data and persistent inflation suggest the 10-year Treasury yield could rise to 6% or ...

The S&P 500's bullish run over the past year, with an over 38% return, may come at the expense of its future performance, according to Goldman Sachs. An October 18 note, led by David Kostin, forecasts ...

Today's simulation shows a median Euro/U.S. Dollar exchange rate of 1.0525. Learn more about the Bund spread and future yield ...

The World Gold Council explains why gold’s long-term return has been and will likely remain, well above inflation ...

Real estate bond supply is expected to reach €30bn in 2025, up from c€20bn year to date in 2024. We see five main reasons why ...

Indian bonds yields are expected to ease further in the coming months due to change in stance by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and announcement of inclusion of government securities in FTSE ...

News has always driven markets, but curiously the importance of big data releases has grown substantially in recent years.