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Global bond markets are experiencing a selloff, though less severe than four years ago. Current yield increases are smaller, providing some market reassurance and new opportunities
A bond-market selloff of a scale not seen in decades is creating a fresh headache for Indian investors. Yields across major economies have climbed to multi-year highs as traders grapple with three increasingly uncomfortable forces: oil-driven inflation, tighte
Chinese and Hong Kong stocks fell as rising oil prices, higher bond yields and geopolitical tensions intensified inflation and interest-rate concerns. Major indexes declined, while gold, technology, auto and property stocks weakened
A sell-off in U.S. Treasuries has pushed yields higher, raising borrowing costs for households, companies and the federal government
Persistently higher yields at U.S. Treasury auctions are increasing the cost of refinancing government debt and funding future budget deficits, as investors demand greater compensation to absorb Washington s growing borrowing needs.The rise in yields has renew
Asian stocks rose after a subdued US inflation report eased concerns about imminent interest-rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Brent snapped a six-day rally.The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.6%, with gauges in Japan and South Korea advancing