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The yield on the 30-year US Treasury bond surged above five percent Wednesday following reports that Donald Trump is seriously considering firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell -- though the US ...

June’s bond-market rally could give way to a different trading dynamic in July that results in a fresh round of volatility in ...

Americans might think of bonds as a less risky asset class they turn to in their 401(k)s to offset more volatile investments, such as stock. But the $2.8 trillion Treasury market is also a bedrock ...

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond has risen around 12% since Monday, briefly climbing above 4.5% by early Wednesday morning. The five-year US Treasury yield has risen 13% in the same time ...

Strategists, including economist Ed Yardeni, are warning that the “bond vigilantes” are back and could take the yield on the 10-year Treasury note yield up to the 5% realm.

Americans unhappy with President Donald Trump’s second term have taken to wishing for something they shouldn’t. If only the U.S. Treasury bond market were to crash, the thinking goes, then ...

Over the past 12 months, about half of all debt in the U.S. bond market has been Treasurys ... Sløk’s June 8 analysis is a reminder that the Treasury’s mounting debt has many ripple effects.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday downplayed volatile moves in the U.S. bond market that were ringing alarm bells overnight, dismissing a surge in Treasury yields as normal ...

The bond market has been volatile in April amid concern that tariffs will spark supply-chain disruptions, potentially leading to a worrisome economic scenario of higher inflation and slower growth.

The Treasury bond sell-off continued into 1984, but by the mid-1980s, bond yields had come down substantially. Inflation, while mild compared with the 1970s, ...