Amid these wild market conditions, longer-term yields have not followed their usual predictable script. Here's what to ...

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

The bond market is sending a signal that the Federal Reserve should be cutting interest rates, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott ...

Treasury notes, and Treasury bonds. Bills, bonds, and notes are distinguished by their length of maturity. Treasury bills (T-bills) have the shortest lengths of time to maturity—one year or less.

You can sell it anytime, but you must hold bonds purchased directly from the Treasury in your account for 45 days. The related terms "note" and "bill" are reserved to describe shorter-term bonds.

Given today's tariff uncertainty, holding cash feels wise right now. And with the Fed's rate likely remaining high, you can ...

President Trump had brushed off the stock market's plunge, but turmoil in the bond market got his administration's attention.

The Treasury Department is trying not to rock the boat. Treasury said Wednesday that it wouldn't change its note-and-bond ...

The Treasury Department announced Wednesday it would sell $125 billion in notes and bonds next week, unchanged from the last quarter. The issuance will raise new cash from private investors of about ...

Treasury yields hold firm as jobless claims rise, with markets eyeing Friday’s payrolls report. Here's what we're seeing.

Wall Street will be focused Wednesday morning on economic growth data. But another event will also get some attention: the ...

Mortgage rates ticked down fractionally in the most recent week but consumers are likely too cautious to take advantage.