Since President Trump launched a military strike in Iran on Saturday — effectively declaring war — bond market yields have been rising. It’s a sign that investors are actually selling Treasury bonds.

Global markets opened the week on the back foot after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran jolted investors. Asian markets ...

A handful of some of the safest borrowers are leading a tentative restarting of primary issuance in Europe on Tuesday, as ...

By Alun John and Yoruk Bahceli LONDON, March 3 (Reuters) - A sharp two-day selloff in global government bonds underscores how the U.S.-Israeli air war against Iran is straining markets already on edge ...

Worries over the destructive impact of artificial intelligence on the U.S. economy were sweeping through the $30 trillion ...

Inflation is the major risk facing global bond markets, a senior OECD official told Reuters, as energy prices surge following the U.S.-Israeli air war ...

With holdings of $1.2trn of USTs Japan is our largest external creditor ahead of China. If there's a time when Japanese economic developments truly matter for our financial markets, it's now ...

Catastrophe bond market yields remained flatter than anticipated through February as expected seasonal spread widening proved less pronounced given the ...

CAT bonds are known to offer highly attractive equity-like returns, low volatility and low correlation to broader financial ...

Bonds Erase Most of The AM Losses The bond market was visibly pulled in two directions on Tuesday. This played out in phases, with AM weakness followed by a gradual recovery. But it can also be ...

Bonds have gotten a bad reputation over the past few years. They've gotten much more attractive over the past 12 months.

REIT analysis: 15–30% upside to $34.9–$36.8 fair value, key risks, and best entry near $28. Read here for more analysis.