bond markets

Stephen Roach takes US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to task for pursuing ineffective currency and bond market interventions

Stephen Roach takes US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to task for pursuing ineffective currency and bond market interventions

Nouriel Roubini argues that in the US at least, rising bond yields partly reflect credit demand and potential future growth

Nouriel Roubini argues that in the US at least, rising bond yields partly reflect credit demand and potential future growth

Desmond Lachman explains why the US is particularly poorly positioned to weather a food- and energy-price shock

Desmond Lachman explains why the US is particularly poorly positioned to weather a food- and energy-price shock

Desmond Lachman thinks the US Treasury Secretary is underestimating the risk of financial meltdown

Desmond Lachman thinks the US Treasury Secretary is underestimating the risk of financial meltdown

A bond bubble is developing in Chinese financial markets and regulators are scrambling to contain it and defuse the underlying causes

A bond bubble is developing in Chinese financial markets and regulators are scrambling to contain it and defuse the underlying causes

Harbour Asset Management's Mark Brown says some interesting interpretations can be inferred from the signals embedded in yield curves

Harbour Asset Management's Mark Brown says some interesting interpretations can be inferred from the signals embedded in yield curves

Wall Street ends Tuesday's session down sharply again, taking the two day drop to -6.3% for the S&P500 and -16 bps for the UST 10yr benchmark bond

Wall Street ends Tuesday's session down sharply again, taking the two day drop to -6.3% for the S&P500 and -16 bps for the UST 10yr benchmark bond

Jenée Tibshraeny talks to fund managers about where they see markets going following a year dominated by interest rate cuts

Jenée Tibshraeny talks to fund managers about where they see markets going following a year dominated by interest rate cuts

Rodney Dickens says the stirring of wage inflation worldwide signals official interest rates will need to be higher than many expect, which in turn will cause extreme turmoil in financial markets

Rodney Dickens says the stirring of wage inflation worldwide signals official interest rates will need to be higher than many expect, which in turn will cause extreme turmoil in financial markets

Yu Yongding blames the Chinese government for recent stock-market volatility. He says the country must brace itself for more troubles and a protracted period of slow growth

Yu Yongding blames the Chinese government for recent stock-market volatility. He says the country must brace itself for more troubles and a protracted period of slow growth

Neville Bennett doubts the world is developing a two-speed economy. He sees one slow speed. Your view?

Neville Bennett doubts the world is developing a two-speed economy. He sees one slow speed. Your view?