U.S. Treasury yields moved higher as investors awaited further economic data amid growing fears of a recession.
U.S. government debt mostly rallied on Tuesday, sending 2- and 10-year yields lower on the day, after data showed consumer confidence slid in March. The 2-year yield fell 3.2 basis points to 4.002%.
As recession signals flash across traditional markets, crypto faces rising volatility—but not necessarily a crash.
U.S. Treasury yields edged higher following reports that President Donald Trump’s tariffs might be more limited in scope and ...
Monday's selloff in U.S. government debt, triggered by reports that the Trump administration is considering a narrower approach to reciprocal tariffs, pushed long-dated yields to their highest closing ...
Markets have been volatile since Trump became President, but tariffs and DOGE are not the main threats to the economy.
With stocks down to start 2025, the strong returns you can find in the fixed-income market may look attractive right about ...
Treasury yields edged higher in early European trading hours, in line with moves in eurozone bond yields.
Appetite for ether ETFs has been tepid since their launch last July, but that could change, according to Robert Mitchnick, ...