There is increasing chatter of the great “bond bubble” as U.S. Treasury bonds surge ever higher and deflation fears rise. This is just one more myth that has persisted in recent years (decades ...

The bond bubble is going from mad to worse. The average yield across Germany's bond market known in one of those wonderful German words as the Umlaufrendite has fallen below 0% for the first time ...

But the sharp move in bonds is sparking talk of a bubble and triggering acute anxiety among China’s policymakers, who fear a crisis similar to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB ...

A couple of weeks ago in MoneyWeek magazine, James Ferguson warned that a perfect storm' might be approaching for the bond market. Could this be it? My experience of bubbles is that when they ...

Such a precipitous increase in the value of U.S. equities has stirred up the usual cacophony of equity-bears screaming ...

When he headed the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan missed early signs of a housing bubble. Now he’s warning of a bond bubble that’s about to burst. We disagree. We certainly agree with ...

the housing bubble collapsed under Ben Bernanke; and the Bernanke/Janet Yellen bond bubble is teetering. Worse is the mountain of debt the Fed helps create to stimulate the economy after each bust.

Right now, rates seem ridiculous low and there is more and more chatter about a bubble in bonds, particularly government bonds. I think Robert Shiller's comments are interesting. "[The bond market ...

In China’s case, bond yields have fallen to an all-time low, and many observers are diagnosing a dangerous “bubble” in the bond market. Bond Yields, China vs Japan Chart by author A strong ...

An investor who is shifting from accumulating wealth to living on that wealth has two related problems to confront: bubble levels in stocks and bonds, and the resulting level of yields ...