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Japan's bond yield curve steepens ahead of 30-year debt auctionJapan's government bond yield curve steepened as investors grew cautious ahead of a 30-year debt auction. Rising oil prices and a weaker ye...- Japanese bond yields surge on inflation concerns, BOJ signalsJapanese government bond yields rose across the curve on Friday, as recent hawkish central bank signals and the Middle East war heightened ...
- Is the U.S. Treasury a true safe-haven amid volatile stock markets and shifting Fed leadership? With 10-year yields at 4.27%, how safe are Treasurys?The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield hit 4.27% this week. The 30-year yield climbed near 4.90%. Investors are ditching safe-havens for growth. T...
- India’s Goldilocks mix of high growth and low inflation is sustainable in the short term: LGT WealthIndia's economy shows promising growth with controlled inflation. Consumption is strong, and incomes are rising. However, global trade issu...
- JGBs fall after weaker-than-expected 20-year bond auctionJapanese government bonds experienced a decline. This followed a 20-year bond auction that showed weaker demand than anticipated. The 20-ye...
- Indian bonds post biggest monthly dip since April 2024 on change in RBI policy stanceIndian government bonds tumbled in June, logging their biggest fall in 15 months, pressured by a shift of policy stance by the local centra...
- Traders bet on more easing as Fed opts for half-point rate cutTraders increased their bets on future US interest-rate cuts after the Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark by half a point. The market no...
- US yields lift dollar and leave yen languishingMarket anticipation grows for potential Australian interest rate hikes, with ING economist Rob Carnell leaning towards forecasting a hike a...
- Long duration & long gold could help navigate through the current tricky setupUntil earlier this week it seemed like rate cuts were on the horizon, but the latest January CPI print indicates that the progress on infla...
- 'India's neutral geopolitical stance to help attract FDI, overseas business'India's neutral geopolitical position has benefited the country in terms of FDI flows and international business. Redirection of FDI into f...
- Debt fund managers decode RBI policy for investors"RBI would target Inflation rate of 4% and not 2%-6% range, again signals the policy rates to remain higher for longer until Inflation is p...
- US Treasury yields edge lower, curve steepens ahead of Friday's jobs dataLonger-dated yields have surged to 16-year highs as investors adjust for the likelihood that the U.S. central bank will hold rates higher f...
- US Treasury yield curve shifts could be set-up for Jackson Hole unwindThe yield curve comparing two-year with 10-year yields has been inverted on a continued basis for over a year, a reliable sign of a looming...
- Braking monsoon slows sowing: Food price surge looms, but rate hike unlikelySeveral state governments have reportedly urged farmers to delay sowing of the kharif, or summer-sown, crop this season, with total cropped...
- US T-bonds to face continued pressureConcern about increased fiscal stimulus could continue to weigh on treasuries, says Mitul Kotecha.
- This UK bond trend is seen powering ahead, Brexit deal or notThe yield gap between two and 10-year government bonds is already headed for its first annual increase since 2013 due to the damage inflict...
- Big risk for bonds is that US election actually goes smoothlyThe risk that yields pop higher is deemed so unlikely that traders of eurodollar options are more focused on a possible year-end funding sq...
- New era of rising rates finally dawns on US treasury investorsThe US economy is strong, deficits are going to increase and inflation risks are rising.
- Rupee slips 24 paise, hits fresh record low of 73.58The government so far has treaded slowly and cautiously on rupee management.
- Gross calls a bond bear market after treasury yield surgesThe benchmark US yield rose seven basis points on Tuesday to top 2.55% for the first time.
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