We have argued that nominal rates and differentials are the key driver of the dollar. Some have suggested real rates are the real driver. We test the hypothesis and offer some initial results. Real ...

At a time of increased uncertainty about inflation, the relatively elevated real yields available in inflation-indexed Treasuries offer a partial antidote of certainty for anxious investors. Using the ...

Investors who own bonds or a bond fund watch to see if Treasury yields and interest rates will rise and to what extent. If rates are increasing, they may avoid bonds with longer-term maturities, ...

While Wall Street is laser-focused on whether Treasury yields decisively break the 5% mark — a level already breached by 30-year bonds and often viewed as ominous for stocks — Goldman Sachs is pushing ...

Yields on emerging Asian bonds after adjusting for inflation have surged versus nominal yields, raising the appeal of the region’s debt. An average of seven emerging Asian 10-year yields adjusted for ...

Yield equivalence is a concept in financial analysis that facilitates the comparison of yields between different types of debt securities, even if they have varying payment frequencies or structures.

Money market yield measures the annualized return on short-term, low-risk investments like Treasury bills and commercial paper. It helps investors compare the earnings potential of different money ...

Washington D.C. - May 2024: Front exterior view of the entrance to the Department of the Treasury building in Washington D.C. In my opinion, investors looking to maximize the income generated from ...

Intermediate-term bonds offer attractive yields and potential capital gains as rates fall. Attractive yields can be found in stocks domiciled in less popular markets such as the UK and Brazil. Credit ...

Recent weeks have seen 10-year gilt yields reach 1.16 per cent, their highest level in four months, in a sign inflation is creeping up in the UK economy. 2016 has been a tough year for defined benefit ...