Longer-term U.S. Treasury yields will rise modestly in coming months on tariff inflation worries and a deluge of new debt ...

Treasury yields slipped as investors brace for a key reading of US inflation that may bolster the case for the Federal ...

Treasury yields edged higher after weak demand for an auction of new 10-year notes highlighted investor anxiety about whether ...

U.S. government debt sold off on Thursday, sending yields to their highest closing levels in a week, following weak demand ...

An exchange-traded fund that tracks an index of U.S. stocks in the home-building industry has reached an “important juncture” ...

The Treasury yield curve flattened mildly, with shorter-term yields climbing and longer-term yields falling, but Tuesday’s July CPI figures could push yields higher.

The long-term peak in 1-month forward Treasuries is now 5.96% and well above the shortest maturity forward rate at 4.48%.

U.S. Treasury yields inched lower as investors look ahead to key inflation data due this week which will offer insights about the state of the U.S. economy.

The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans registered 6.63% for the week ending Aug. 7, down from 6.72% last week.

Longer-term Treasury yields rose while shorter-term ones fell amid renewed trade tensions and ahead of high-frequency labor data.