Series I savings bonds were hot in 2022 as inflation peaked. But they remain a solid spot for savings as many worry about ...

Interest payments are among the fastest-growing portions of the deficit and are at a record level, exceeding spending on both ...

Writing for the Mises Wire, analyst Artis Shepherd called it “red lights blinking.” “The bond market is sending a message to ...

By design, U.S. Treasury I bonds will always out-pay inflation. So if tariffs push inflation up, will I bond rates increase, ...

Mortgage lenders pay close attention to those yields because they represent the general cost of borrowing money over the long ...

Treasury bonds, aka T-bonds, are long-term investments sold by the U.S. government. You buy them, get interest payments every six months for 20 or 30 years, then get the face value of the bonds ...

It’s one of the most reliable relationships in the investing world: When investors are spooked and stocks fall, Treasury bonds often gain ground. The reasons are twofold: First, many investors ...

The jump in US Treasury yields in the days after ... is a main reason for the spike in bond yields. Bonds with a set rate of interest become less valuable if inflation rises because they are ...

If the Trump administration stands down from the trade war soon, it could salvage the country's safe-haven status. But if not ...

Bonds are Treasury securities with maturities longer than 10 years. Treasury notes and bonds pay interest at a fixed rate every six months to maturity. They're then redeemed at par value.