By Sarupya Ganguly BENGALURU (Reuters) -Longer-term U.S. Treasury yields will rise modestly in coming months on tariff ...

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An auction of government bonds that expires in three decades saw weak demand on Thursday, in an ominous sign for the Treasury ...

The catastrophe bond asset class continued to deliver for its investors through the first-half of 2025, exhibiting low ...

Angola will likely return to international debt markets, although probably not this year, as yields on the oil-rich nation’s ...

The difference, or spread, between the U.S. 5-year bond yield and its Japanese peer (the blue line in the chart) continues to ...

Treasury bond yields spiked recently as buyers vanished. Last Wednesday, a seven-week stock rally reversed midday when the U.S. struggled through a weak $16 billion auction of 20-year bonds.

There were more warning signs in the bond market last week when the U.S. held an auction and the world yawned.

Bund yields fell, reversing some of Friday’s rise. Bunds could garner some support this week due to modest supply and the prospect of weak German ZEW data.

The overall yield of the catastrophe bond market has begun its seasonal decline over the last month as the typical hurricane ...

China’s 30-year government bond auction on Thursday drew its highest yield since March, as risk sentiment improved and concerns over further losses cooled demand for debt.

YIELDS on government securities (GS) went down last week following the release of the latest Philippine inflation and gross domestic product (GDP) data and strong demand for the retail Treasury bond ...