It’s been a bloodbath in stocks with more than $55bn wiped off the ASX early Wednesday as a new barrage of tariffs announced by the US President proved far worse than expected.

U.S. Treasury yields fell on Wednesday evening following a major announcement by President Donald Trump regarding trade tariffs. Learn more here.

The outlook for rates is driven by opposing impulses on growth and inflation, but those will eventually lead to lower bond yields, said Goldman Sachs strategists George Cole and William Marshall in a ...

Treasury yield, the global borrowing benchmark, was a touch softer early Wednesday, trading only a few basis points above its lowest level since October. Investors increasingly have moved into ...

Wednesday's selloff in U.S. government debt ahead of President Tump's latest tariff announcement pushed 2- and 10-year Treasury yields up by the most in over a week. The 2-year yield rose 4.2 basis ...

SM Energy expects Q1 oil volumes to slightly exceed guidance, with estimates at 103.0 MBo/d. Second-quarter production is projected to rise 6% quarter-over-quarter, aligning with the company's ...

Rates for new 30-year loans dropped again, building a three-day decline from what had been a six-week high. Rates rose for several other loan types, however.

Bonds are benefiting from investor nervousness, with just hours to go before the onslaught of tariffs. On Wednesday, the 10-year yield was trading at 4.148%, a new low level for the year. The yield ...

EU Mid-Market Update: Waiting on Trump reciprocal tariff announcement as trade partners look unlikely to back down; Elections ...