Bonds from Japan and China are moving in opposite directions, and it may soon create an opportunity not seen in two decades.
The yen strengthened and Japanese government bond yields rose to fresh multi-year highs on Friday after the Bank of Japan ...
The S&P 500 hit a record high on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would push for lower interest rates, ...
Bond vigilantism has returned to Britain, raising the prospect that the government will be forced to consider politically ...
In the U.S., it's partly due to expectations of a stronger, more inflationary future economy with bigger budget deficits.
The selloff in government debt is making it costlier to borrow, jarring stocks and pressuring indebted countries.
There is concern over how much longer governments can continue to finance the mountain of debt they have accumulated, which the IMF estimates to be $100 trillion globally.
After two years of significant underperformance by bonds, investors may have a hard time swallowing claims that 2025 will be ...
BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Investments in governments bonds are not risk-free, a Chinese central bank official said on ...
The recent surge in 10-year Treasury yields points to a disconnect between Federal Reserve expectations around interest rates ...
The Bank of Japan hiked interest rates to 0.5%, the highest level since October 2008, and pledged to raise rates further if the economy and inflation continue in line with projections. The bank’s ...