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With the central bank expected to keep its benchmark rate steady at 4.25%-4.50% on Wednesday, traders will be scrutinizing comments by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
May 7 -
The pace of hiring drove traders to dial back rate-cut bets that had steadily mounted as Trump's trade war unleashed havoc in financial markets and sowed fears of a US recession.
May 5 -
The selling comes after overseas investors made record purchases of US corporate debt in 2024. Official data shows the demand slowing in February.
May 1 -
Fixed-income trading was hit in the first two weeks of April and only returned to a "healthy" performance after that, the CFO said.
April 29 -
As President Donald Trump approaches his 100th day in office, he has generated a growing list of unknowns, forcing traders to focus on a broad array of issues beyond just the likely path of interest rates.
April 28 -
It marked another day of gains in the $29 trillion Treasury market, which has swung throughout April on President Donald Trump's evolving trade policies and uncertainty about the Fed's path.
April 24 -
Scrutiny will be particularly strong on the results of the $70 billion five-year auction on Wednesday because over 60% of foreigners' holdings are concentrated at that maturity or less.
April 23 -
The partnership is intended to combine the fixed-income abilities of MassMutual subsidiary Barings with Invesco's distribution network across U.S. wealth markets.
April 22 -
The outperformance of local-currency debt has led to an unusual situation where the historically riskier bonds are trading at lower yields than those denominated in the dollar — traditionally the world's main haven asset.
April 21 -
US bonds have been whipsawed this month as President Donald Trump's move to impose global tariffs raised threats to the economy, undermining Treasuries' reputation as the world's safest asset.
April 16