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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's effort to tame surging bond yields with an outsized debt buyback fell flat on Wednesday, as yields on U.S. government debt climbed to their highest levels in nearly three years — and kept rising Thursday amid…

The gap between U.S. and Chinese government borrowing costs has widened to its largest level on record, underscoring a stark divergence between the world's two biggest economies as inflation fears grip one and deflationary pressures weigh on the other.

Crude oil prices surged well above $90 per barrel in the first week of September as renewed U.S.-Iran military strikes threatened Middle East supply lines, sending the dollar higher and pushing the 10-year Treasury yield toward 5% in a convergence…

Asian stock markets opened broadly lower on Friday, August 21, tracking a sharp decline on Wall Street as rising bond yields and weak retail data from Walmart dampened risk appetite across the region.

UBS analysts are urging investors to load up on short- and medium-maturity bonds, arguing that the front end of the yield curve offers a compelling income buffer even as long-dated government debt suffers its worst selloff in nearly two decades.

Long-term borrowing costs across the world's largest economies surged to their highest levels in decades on Tuesday, August 18, as fading hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal pushed oil prices above $90 a barrel while a flood of AI-related corporate…

A wave of capital spending tied to artificial intelligence could flood bond markets with new supply and keep fixed-income trading volatile for the foreseeable future, according to a senior executive at Robeco.

A sharp rise in long-term Treasury yields and a renewed surge in oil prices are rattling the corporate debt market for technology companies, exposing vulnerabilities in hundreds of billions of dollars of borrowing tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Bitcoin slid below $65,000 on July 23, extending a cautious retreat from risk assets as an explosion aboard an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz sent crude prices above $100 a barrel and revived inflation fears across global markets.

The bond market sell-off deepened on Thursday as Brent crude briefly topped $100 per barrel for the first time since late May, driving U.S. Treasury yields higher and intensifying fears that energy-driven inflation will force the Federal Reserve to raise…