10-year yield hovers near 5% as markets eye the next catalyst
10-year Treasury yields linger near 5% after briefly breaching that level, with inflation and fiscal concerns seen as potential catalysts for further rises.
10-year Treasury yields linger near 5% after briefly breaching that level, with inflation and fiscal concerns seen as potential catalysts for further rises.
European stocks opened mixed as oil prices rebounded and investors considered potential US-Iran talks, dampening Monday's rally.
Oil prices fell as de-escalation hopes rose with Gulf leaders urging a reset with Iran, and US constraints grew. Technicals show support near $93.
RBNZ's Breman sees higher oil prices lifting near-term inflation above forecasts, without committing to a policy move ahead of October.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent said all Iranian airlines will be shut down globally from September 23, threatening to cut off any service providers from the…
Trump and Xi meet as Wall Street sees its best day since August on AI-led gains.
RBA's Sarah Hunter said rates may need to rise again as inflation risks stay tilted higher, with markets pricing in a hike at the September meeting.
EU's Kallas says Red Sea mission needs more than 10 warships as security worsens; letter sent to member states for extra naval and air assets.
Boston Fed President Susan Collins supported last week's rate rise and sees another hike this year, with rates on hold in 2027. Chicago's Goolsbee also cited…
The Trump administration has proposed a $5 billion fund to rebuild Gulf energy infrastructure and reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz.
BoC's Macklem warns US tariffs could halve Q4 growth to below 1%, while oil prices may lift inflation, creating a policy dilemma.
Yemen's president asked Trump for military aid, but no pledge was made; oil fell $3.38 to $92.77 on diplomatic hopes.
Oil falls nearly 3% as Middle East supply concerns ease. Bitcoin surges 4.4% to $84,785. Markets eye Trump-Xi meeting.
Oil falls 2.5% as risk appetite returns; Bitcoin hits $84,777, its highest since January.
Oil prices slipped on hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East, with attention turning to the UN General Assembly and potential Trump-Pezeshkian talks.