US Fed meeting 2025: The US Federal Reserve, on Wednesday, announced a 25 bps rate cut in its benchmark interest rate to a range of 4–4.25 per cent. The decision marks the beginning of a monetary ...

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England slowed the pace of its programme to run down its government bond stockpile on Thursday and skewed sales away from long-dated debt in a bid to minimise the impact ...

THE GOVERNMENT made a full award of the reissued Treasury bonds (T-bonds) it offered on Tuesday at a lower average yield on the back of strong investor demand and with the US Federal Reserve set to ...

As the bond market signals the Federal Reserve may resume its interest-rate-cutting cycle as soon as next week, investors are weighing how much duration risk to take in fixed income. Family offices ...

I bonds are U.S. savings bonds that are designed to beat inflation. The interest rate I bonds earn is based on the current inflation rate plus a fixed rate. You must hold I bonds for at least 12 ...

Malaysia’s sovereign bond market looks poised to bounce back from recent selling pressure, after a rate cut this week that may fuel bets on further easing. Bank Negara Malaysia lowered borrowing costs ...

Throughout the Midland Public Schools May 6 Bond Proposal Campaign, MPS told us that it would feel like 3.25 mills, instead of the 3.90 mills to be levied if the Bond passed. MPS told us its ...

NS&I has announced the Premium Bonds prize fund rate will be cut, meaning fewer large prizes will be paid out. The prize fund rate will be slashed by 20 basis points in August from 3.8% to 3.6%. The ...

The market for U.S. debt, aka the bond market, is a huge and critical part of global finance, but one that usually percolates in the background. Yet lately it’s been in the headlines. What’s behind ...

Would you be willing to pay a fee of up to 1% of your annual bond-fund return to gain protection against rising U.S. interest rates? That, in essence, is the question that investors face with ...

I’ve had a few thoughts watching bond markets convulse lately. First, you’d think fixed income would be a good place to be when the Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates. Yet, the Morningstar US ...

Bond yields are surging toward 5%, influencing consumer finances and the economic outlook. Rising yields can be a double whammy for retirement accounts, negatively affecting stock and bond prices.