Trump’s tariffs help U.S. avoid worst of global bond market rout
Trump's tariffs are seen as a key pillar of Washington's finances, helping the US avoid the worst of the global bond market rout.
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Foreign Money Flowed Out of the U.S., Not In, During the Global Financial Crisis
There is one fact that nearly everyone—prominent investors, leading international economists, and top think tanks—tend to get wrong: the direction of capital flows during...
Bond Vigilantes Fended Off as US Debt Emerges Surprise Winner
Surging debt and deficits. A relentless attack on US central bank independence. The most aggressive tariff policies in almost a century. A recipe for...
Gold's rise in central bank reserves appears unstoppable
Worries over inflation, deteriorating U.S. fiscal health, Federal Reserve independence, and geopolitical instability are raising questions about the stability of long-term Treasuries, traditionally the...
UK borrowing costs ease as bond market calms
UK government long-term borrowing costs have eased after reaching their highest level since 1998 earlier in the week.The interest rate on 30-year government bonds,...
