The rise in Japanese bond yields is an "explicit warning" that the US could see its own bond market revolt, Ken Griffin said.

The selling spree cast doubts on the perceived stability of the debt-ridden nation.

US bonds are reacting differently to political risk. Rising yields, a softer dollar, and record gold prices suggest investors are rethinking what “safe” really means.

What is more, those yields are well below where they were when Mr Trump was inaugurated a year ago—and have declined by more ...

At Davos, Citadel CEO Ken Griffin pointed to Japan's bond selloff – where super-long yields surged and 40-year yields hit ...

Kent Smetters of the University of Pennsylvania reckons that long-term yields would be over a percentage point lower if ...

Economic news for our nation this past week has not been good. In his erstwhile self-appointed role as the fourth branch of government, Elon Musk condemned the budget bill finally passed by the House ...

Corporate bond issuance is rising, with issuance increasing around 30% in 2024 compared to 2023. Inflation remains a lingering risk that could erode consumers' buying power and long-term bond returns.

Bonds are in the news. You may have read that Congress is pushing through a Big Beautiful Bill that will require the U.S. to borrow even more money, via issuing Treasury bonds, to fund the larger and ...