When the going gets tough, investors typically look to the perceived safety of Treasury bonds to park their investments while ...

Asian bond curves face the risk of steepening further as bets on monetary easing to soften the tariff blow drag down short-end yields, while long-term rates track Treasury yields higher.

Bond yields slightly decreased ... reflecting ongoing trade war concerns.

A week of precipitous global stock market losses driven by Washington’s unfolding trade war took an alarming turn last Tuesday as offsetting safety bets in US Treasury bonds turned sour too.

But no government can shrug off sell-offs in the bond market, which it uses to finance itself. In the US, President Donald Trump, who was unmoved by the equity meltdown over his tariff war ...

Shocked by Trump’s trade war, foreign investors are selling U.S. government bonds, long the world’s safe haven. Investors buy U.S. Treasury bonds on the assumption that, come what may ...

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Government bonds are flashing a more troubling signal ... more than 30% since December 2024 amid growing worries about trade war developments that have oscillated over the course of the year.

President Donald Trump’s trade war with China is once again roiling global markets, with Beijing retaliating against US tariffs and US Treasury bonds facing fresh volatility amid signs of ...

Investors outside the United States could be selling their U.S. bonds because of the trade war, and hedge funds could be selling whatever’s available in order to raise cash to cover other losses.

The Australian bond market has also been caught in the cross-hairs of the global trade war. While money market traders have moved to drastically cut the probability that the Reserve Bank will ...