Municipal bond issuance for the week of March 24 is at $7.923 billion, with $6.673 billion of negotiated deals and $1.251 ...

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The Treasury is on track to miss official forecasts for public borrowing by £63bn compared to projections made before Labour ...

Data released early Friday showed Japan's core inflation, which stripes out prices for fresh food, rose 3% year-on-year in ...

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Treasury yields edged slightly higher, after falling this week, with the rally in Treasurys suggesting that markets had taken note of the slowing growth narrative.

The Federal Reserve sparked some appetite for risk-taking in markets on Wednesday, but that seemed to fade on Thursday.

Thursday's rally in U.S. government debt pushed long-dated yields to their lowest levels in more than a week, as traders absorbed the Federal Reserve's transitory view on tariff-driven inflation. The ...

Fed Chair Powell's "slightly less-hawkish tone," downplaying of recession risks while acknowledging elevated uncertainty, ...