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U.S. Treasury Yields Stay Near Multiyear Highs in Asian Trade
Yields rose but stayed below Thursday's multiyear highs, with the upward trend driven by factors reinforcing market expectations of further interest-rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
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The Robust U.S. Economy Powers Through Rate Hikes and Rising Bond Yields
AI-driven growth looks resistant to higher borrowing costs, spooking Treasury investors.
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German Consumer Confidence Falls to Lowest Since May on Energy Costs
Consumer confidence in Germany dropped, dragged down by rising energy prices as tensions escalated in the Middle East.
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Five Takeaways From Trump's Washington Summit With Xi
The summit was heavy on ceremony and light on outcomes, concealing major disagreements between the two nations on trade, technology and Beijing's support for Iran.
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Trump Expressed Concerns About Yen Weakness, Japan Finance Minister Says
President Trump expressed concerns about the yen's weakness during a recent meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
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Bond Traders Are Paying Too Much Attention to the Oil Price
Bond yields and oil are dancing to the same tune, but in some ways that doesn't make sense.
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The Debate Over a Diesel Export Ban Is Giving Europe Whiplash
European Union officials say they are in talks with the Trump administration to head off export controls.
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War Throttles Black Sea Grain Exports, Threatening Food Supplies
Russian and Ukrainian attacks on ports and vessels have sent wheat futures to near three-year highs.
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Senate Republicans Defeat Latest Push to End Iran War
The vote marked a high-profile opportunity for GOP lawmakers to signal disagreement with Trump before heading home to campaign.
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How High Can Mortgage Rates Go? How Does 9% Sound to You?
Why breaking the 7% barrier is so scary.
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Fed's Paulson Joins Chorus of Policymakers Predicting More Rate Increases Ahead
Paulson's remarks echoed those of other Fed officials.
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Why investors aren't buying yet another attempt by the Treasury to calm the rattled bond market
Back-to-back weak auctions for Treasury notes show that government repurchases haven't spurred demand for bonds.
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Why the Economy Can Handle Surging Bond Yields-for Now
"The current level of bond yields does not pose a threat to economic growth," says Sonal Desai, global chief investment officer for Franklin Templeton Fixed Income.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 25, 2026 03:15 ET (07:15 GMT)
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