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Associated Press•2 hours agoChinese stocks rise on hopes for US trade progress
BEIJING (AP) — Chinese stocks rose Friday on signs of possible progress in negotiations over Beijing's tariff war with Washington.
- MarketWatch•9 hours ago
Mortgage rates stay subdued, bringing relief to slumping housing market
Rates for home loans were unchanged at recent lows, helping bolster the housing market’s comeback case.
- MarketWatch•10 hours ago
U.S. economy may face trouble if ‘sideways’ Treasury trade doesn’t end
After enduring searing volatility in Treasurys, bond investors are finding stable footing once again
- MarketWatch•10 hours ago
Treasury yields stage late-day surge on U.S.-China trade optimism
Treasury yields rose Thursday after stocks mounted a late-session rally in response to reports that the U.S. was debating ending tariffs on Chinese imports.
- MarketWatch•10 hours ago
Stocks and bonds have gone their separate ways but could they be getting back together?
Investors may have to get used to having the stock market and the bond market move in the same direction again.
- Reuters•11 hours ago
TREASURIES-U.S. yields rise more on report U.S. considers ending tariffs on China
U.S. Treasury yields rose further on Thursday, as Wall Street investors sold U.S. government debt and purchased stocks after Dow Jones reported that the United States was considering whether to remove ...
- Reuters•15 hours ago
TREASURIES-U.S. yields edge up as economic data offsets trade jitters
* Philly Fed, jobless claims data pare economic worries * Trade tensions, weak results spur early bids for bonds * U.S. to sell $13 bln 10-year TIPS at 1 p.m. (1800 GMT) (Updates market action, adds quote) By Richard Leong NEW YORK, Jan 17 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields ticked up on Thursday as better-than-expected economic data offset trade tensions between China and the United States, holding down safe-haven bids for U.S. government debt. This week's offering of corporate bonds put some upward pressure on Treasury yields, as dealers sold Treasuries to lock in borrowing costs on debt they underwrote and investors reduced their U.S. government debt holdings to make room for the corporate supply, traders and analysts said. On the other hand, the historically long government shutdown and uncertainty about Brexit have kept a lid on Treasury yields, holding them in a tight trading range this week.
- CNBC•21 hours ago
Treasury yields fall amid worries over China's economy, Brexit uncertainty
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.718 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond dipped to 3.064 percent. Recent data has shown signs of weakness in China's economy, a sensitive issue as Beijing tries to resolve its trade dispute with the Trump administration. The British government survived a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, albeit by a slim margin of 19 votes.
- MarketWatch•yesterday
Treasury yields follow British gilts higher as market plays down chance of hard Brexit
Treasury yields rises Wednesday, following the climb in U.K. government bond yields, as Theresa May survives a vote on her government’s leadership and as the European Union vows to help renegotiate an orderly Brexit.
- CNBC•2 days ago
Treasury yields rise after UK leader May's Brexit vote defeat
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.729 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond increased to 3.091 percent. U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was voted down by 230 votes, believed to be the highest margin of defeat for any British government. China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China, made its biggest ever daily net cash injection via reverse repo operations, totaling $82.73 billion.
- MarketWatch•2 days ago
Treasury yields bounce off session lows as stock-market rally offsets Brexit jitters
Treasury yields turned higher on Tuesday after a rally in equities drew investors away from the perceived safety of U.S. government paper
- MarketWatch•3 days ago
Fed's Kashkari says nothing in data justifies raising interest rates further
No aspect of the job, wage, or inflation data are signaling the need for more interest-rate increases at the moment, said Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari on Tuesday. "Right now, I'm not seeing evidence of pressures that would warrant raising interest rates further," Kashkari said, in a discussion with an audience at the Chamber of Commerce in Rochester, Minnesota. Kashkari has been one of the most dovish regional Fed presidents since he joined the central bank in January 2016. He voted against all three rate increases in 2017, saying he saw no sign of an overheating economy. He will vote again in 2020. Kashkari said wage growth has ticked up but "hasn't taken off." He said the Fed can always raise rates if inflation picks up. "There is no need to snuff the economy before it really heats up," he said.
- MarketWatch•3 days ago
White House doubles estimates of shutdown impact on GDP: CNBC
The White House has doubled its estimate of the partial government shutdown's impact on gross domestic product, according to a report on CNBC on Tuesday. The report, quoting administration officials, said the shutdown will trim first quarter GDP by 0.5 percentage points if it lasts through January. According to the new estimates, the shutdown will subtract 0.1 percentage points of growth each week, officials said, instead of earlier estimates that it would take two weeks to cut growth by this amount. The higher estimate was due to adding losses from private contractors also out of work and other government spending that won't occur to earlier estimates that only counted federal workers not receiving paychecks.
- CNBC•3 days ago
Treasury yields lower as China slowdown fears wane; traders await key Brexit vote
U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday, amid hopes that China would introduce more measures to support its weakening economy.
- MarketWatch•3 days ago
30-year Treasury yield hits more than three-week high
Treasury yields were struggling for direction on Monday after a raft of weaker trade data underlined the slowdown in global growth
- MarketWatch•3 days ago
Fed is not a 'headwind' holding back economy, Clarida says
The Federal Reserve's recent interest-rate increases are not a "headwind" slowing the momentum of the economy, said Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida, on Monday. "The economy has good momentum going into 2019," even as the U.S. central bank has been gradually raising rates, Clarida said, in an interview on the Fox Business Network. President Donald Trump recently called the Fed the "biggest threat" to economic growth. The Fed vice chairman defended the December rate hike, calling it "appropriate," and said the federal funds rate is now only slightly higher than the inflation rate, historically a very low level of interest rates. Looking forward, the Fed "can afford to be very patient" on future interest rates moves, Clarida said. In particular, the Fed will be watching the slower global economy. So far, the impact from overseas is not severe on the domestic economy, he said.
- CNBC•4 days ago
US Treasury yields move lower as investors monitor longest US government shutdown
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note , which moves inversely to price, was lower at around 2.6757 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond was also lower at 3.0219 percent. The moves in pre-market trade come after fresh data out on Monday showed Chinese December exports and imports dropping unexpectedly.
- Associated Press•6 days ago
Business Highlights
Government data on home construction and retail sales won't be released next week because staffers who compile those reports have been furloughed. The retail sales report provides a snapshot of consumer spending, which fuels more than two-thirds of the economy. With Macy's and Kohl's having said their holiday sales were weaker than expected, a broader gauge of retail spending would have provided important clarity.
- MarketWatch•6 days ago
U.S. government bond market activity stalls after outage on electronic-trading platform
Traders on Friday afternoon said trading in Treasurys ground to a near-halt following an outage by a key electronic trading platform.
- MarketWatch•6 days ago
Outage on electronic-trading platform stalls bond market
Traders on Friday afternoon said trading in Treasurys ground to a near-halt, citing an outage by Brokertec, one of the largest platforms for trading U.S. government paper electronically between primary dealers. The platform is run by NEX Group, which was acquired by the CME Group in 2018. The 10-year Treasury note yield was down 3.2 basis points to 2.699%, according to Tradeweb data. It was unclear how many traders were affected, but some market participants described the outage as a "big one," which was impacting a broad swath of the fixed-income market. However, another trader said volume was already thin on Friday afternoon before the outage. "Brokertec is experiencing technical difficulties and trading has been temporarily suspended. Will notify all participants of a restart time when we have more information, and all orders are out of the system and are not at risk," said a spokeswoman from the CME Group.
- MarketWatch•7 days ago
Treasury yields tick lower ahead of December inflation data
Treasury yields are falling Friday ahead of key inflation data that could give the latest indication of budding price pressures
- CNBC•7 days ago
US Treasury yields edge lower after Powell comments
U.S. government debt prices were higher on Friday morning, as investors digested comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
- Reuters•7 days ago
Fed's Powell again stresses patience as U.S. economy's 'narrative' unfolds
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Thursday stressed again that the U.S. central bank can be patient in approving any further rate increases as officials gauge whether the U.S. economy will slow this year, as some in financial markets worry, or continue motoring ahead as the Fed itself expects. Powell's second appearance in less than a week generated a subdued response in financial markets, a sign he may have found his footing in how to describe central bank policy without surprising investors. With no sign of excessive inflation or outsized risk in financial markets, Powell said the Fed would be "waiting and watching" in coming months.
- Reuters•7 days ago
Fed's Powell again stresses patience as U.S. economy's 'narrative' unfolds
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Thursday stressed again that the U.S. central bank can be patient in approving any further rate increases as officials gauge whether the U.S. economy will slow this year, as some in financial markets worry, or continue motoring ahead as the Fed itself expects. Powell's second appearance in less than a week generated a subdued response in financial markets, a sign he may have found his footing in how to describe central bank policy without surprising investors. With no sign of excessive inflation or outsized risk in financial markets, Powell said the Fed would be "waiting and watching" in coming months.
- Reuters•7 days ago
Powell: Fed can be patient as U.S. economy evolves in 2019
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Thursday the U.S. central bank has the ability to be patient on policy given inflation is stable, allowing it to assess whether the U.S. economy will slow this year as some in financial markets worry. While those initial comments boosted stocks, they later slipped when Powell said the Fed would shed significantly more assets than it already has. The reaction by investors underscores the delicate balance Powell must maintain as he continues to see strong economic momentum at home even as investors fret over a slowdown overseas.
