U.s. Treasuries

U.s. Treasuries News

• Emerging Stocks Cap Biggest Decline in 10 Months on China

  Updated 2 hours, 48 minutes ago

  Emerging-market stocks tumbled the most in 10 months, led by Russian and South African shares, as exporters slumped after weaker China manufacturing data bolstered concern the global economy is faltering.

• 

  Vietnam Dollar Bonds Lead Region as Kokusai Sees Recovery

  Updated 2 hours, 58 minutes ago

  Vietnam’s dollar bonds are beating their Southeast Asian peers as the region’s highest yields attract investors confident the government can revive an economy growing at the slowest pace in 13 years.

• U.S. Mortgage Rates Rise, With 30-Year at a 2-Month High

  U.S. mortgage rates rose, pushing borrowing costs for a 30-year loan to a two-month high, after a jump in yields for the Treasuries that guide consumer debt.

• Pound Falls to One-Month Low Versus Euro as Retail Sales Decline

  The pound fell to a one-month low against the euro after a government report showed U.K. retail sales unexpectedly declined last month, supporting the central bank’s case to boost monetary stimulus.

• Forint Gains to 3-Month High as Goldman Ends Sell Recommendation

  The forint rose to the strongest in three months, spurring Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to close its trade recommendation to sell Hungary’s currency against the euro at a loss after the economy emerged from recession.

• 

  Russia Cancels Bond Auction as Rate Outlook Drives Up Yields

  Russia abandoned the sale of $1.1 billion of ruble bonds, the first cancellation of an auction since October, after yields surged on concern policy makers will refuse to lower interest rates to bolster growth.

• India Rupee Near Lowest Since November Before Bernanke Testimony

  The Indian rupee dropped to its lowest level since November before Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s testimony to the U.S. Congress on the world’s largest economy.

• Oaktree Says Banks Stifling Corporate Bond Market: Poland Credit

  Polish banks and pension funds are keeping borrowing costs elevated for companies by holding their debt to maturity and stifling the development of the corporate bond market, Oaktree Capital Management LLC said.

• Fed Is Likely to Keep Monetary Easing, BNY Mellon’s Shankar Says

  The Federal Reserve is likely to maintain monetary stimulus, Samarjit Shankar, a Boston-based managing director and senior currency strategist at the Bank of New York Mellon Corp., said in an interview in Singapore.

• Australia Sells A$4 Billion of April 2025 Bonds in Record Issue

  Australia sold A$4 billion ($3.9 billion) of bonds maturing in 2025, its biggest-ever offering of nominal debt, after the steepest advance in benchmark yields since January.

U.s. Treasuries Photos

Related Topics

• 

  Ben S. Bernanke

• 

  London

• 

  Poland

• 

  Russia

Most Popular on Bloomberg

• Kuroda Struggles With Communication as Japan Rates Rise: Economy

• European Stocks Climb as Yen Strengthens on Kuroda; Copper Rises

• Topix Two-Day Slump Near 10% After Kuroda Comments

• Japan $314 Billion Rout Tests Topix Bulls Who Pushed Gain

• Asian Stocks Benchmark Index Swings; Australia Banks Drop

U.s. Treasuries Videos

Audio

• Patel Sees Foreign Flows Into Treasuries

• Credit Suisse’s Jersey Sees `Flight to Quality’

• Schnautz ‘Constructive’ on U.S. Treasuries

• Weinberg Says U.S. Treasuries Still 'Safest Game'

• Kohl Says U.S. Treasuries ‘Too Expensive’