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Treasury yields are surging past 5%, threatening to push up borrowing costs on everything from mortgages and car loans to credit cards. Ruth Carson explains why the impact is being felt far beyond Wall Street and the US. (Source: Bloomberg)
The surge in Treasury yields has pushed yield gaps with emerging Asia bonds toward record levels, raising the risk of capital outflows from the region, according to strategists.
Emerging-market investors are for now sticking with local-currency sovereign debt as surging Treasury yields dim the appeal of dollar-denominated developing-nation bonds.
US stock futures gained in early trading following the Federal Reserve’s first interest-rate increase since 2023 as oil prices fell for a second day in a row and Treasury yields edged lower.
JPMorgan Global Market Strategist Raisah Rasid tells Paul Allen that incoming economic data and rising Treasury yields point to a Fed rate hike. She urges investors to focus on the 12- to 18-month rate trajectory and the central bank's long-term inflation outlook. (Source: Bloomberg)
Emerging markets have defied war, $100 oil and rising Treasury yields this year. And despite worries of a US interest-rate hike, investors see reasons for this year’s rally to keep going.
Outflows from US stocks are setting the stage for higher volatility as markets and policy makers remain complacent about rising Treasury yields, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists.
Asian stocks were poised to decline Thursday, tracking losses on Wall Street as surging oil prices and Treasury yields stoked inflation concerns ahead of key US price data. US oil extended its rally to an eighth straight session.
Steadily climbing Treasury yields and a potential Federal Reserve rate hike are threatening to produce more rockiness for utilities, a group that traditionally was one of the stock market’s safest sectors before the AI trade changed the equation.
Angel Ubide, Citadel's head of economic research for fixed income and macro, discusses the outlook for Federal Reserve policy, Treasuries and the spread between French and Italian bond yields. Ubide talks with Francine Lacqua in Cernobbio, Italy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Katherine Bordlemay, co-head of client portfolio management at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, expects to see a ``ping-pong of volatility'' continue in US stocks even as major indexes grind higher. She says stronger earnings have cushioned equities from rising US Treasury yields. She speaks with Dani Burger and Isabelle Lee on Bloomberg's ``Open Interest.'' (Source: Bloomberg)