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Semiconductor stocks, including AMD, Intel, and Micron, rose on Tuesday following reports that the U.S. Treasury Department might use its nearly $1 trillion cash account to buy back government bonds.
Semiconductor stocks generally rose during Tuesday's trading session, with AMD up 4.91%, Marvell up 4.84%, Micron up 2.48%, Intel up 0.25%, and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) up 1.65%. This follow
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U.S. July PCE inflation remained at 3.7% year-on-year, while core PCE was flat at 3.3% month-on-month. The Treasury Department announced it would double the size of long-term bond buybacks starting next month.
The U.S. Department of Commerce reported on Wednesday that the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index rose by 3.7% year-on-year in July, remaining flat with June and still well above the
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10-year Treasury yield flat at 4.645% after July PCE inflation report, with core PCE meeting expectations
Treasury yields were broadly flat on Wednesday as investors assessed the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation metric. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note was little changed at 4.645%, while the 30
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The inaugural keynote speech by the Federal Reserve's Kevin Warsh at the Jackson Hole conference garnered significant attention.
Nick Timiraos analyzed that Kevin Warsh's first keynote speech at the Federal Reserve's annual economic symposium was more significant than it would have been weeks ago. His July press conference had
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Citadel Securities reverses bearish long-bond call, warns of short unwind
Citadel Securities has reversed its bearish stance on long-dated U.S. government bonds, warning that the trade against them has become so crowded that any shift in direction could force a painful unwi
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Moody's economist Mark Zandi warns: Conditions for a US economic crisis are forming, with debt-to-GDP ratio exceeding 100%.
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, stated in a recent podcast that the United States is facing an economic "reckoning day," with all necessary conditions forming. He pointed out that th
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Pimco Global Fixed Income CIO Andrew Balls Points to Low Volatility in 'Healthy' Bond Market, Questions US Treasury's Need to Increase Long-Dated Bond Purchases
Andrew Balls, the global fixed income CIO at Pimco, stated on "Bloomberg Surveillance" that he is "not 100% clear why" the US Treasury would increase purchases of long-dated bonds.
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Citadel Securities strategist warns Wall Street's massive bet against long-term U.S. bonds could lead to a painful bearish unwind
The strategist noted that the market's seemingly one-sided bet against long-term bonds might be setting the stage for a difficult short squeeze. This comes as respected investor Stanley Druckenmiller
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Morgan Stanley's Khanduja Cuts Long-Bond Bets as Treasury Secretary Bessent Vows to Keep Yields From Rising
Morgan Stanley's Khanduja Cuts Long-Bond Bets as Treasury Secretary Bessent Vows to Keep Yields From Rising
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Japan plans to explore a blockchain-based 24/7 government bond and stock settlement system, aiming to finalize development plans by early 2027.
The Japanese Financial Services Agency, Ministry of Finance, Bank of Japan (BOJ), and major financial institutions are expected to form a study group this summer, aiming to develop a plan by early 202
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Treasuries Edge Lower Before PCE Data With Fed Risks in Focus
Treasuries Edge Lower Before PCE Data With Fed Risks in Focus
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Early signs suggest Treasury Secretary Bessent's surprise moves, dubbed the 'Bessent Put', are impacting the bond market.
Early signs suggest Treasury Secretary Bessent's surprise moves, dubbed the 'Bessent Put', are impacting the bond market.
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The policy objectives of the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve are now clearly diverging, and the market is focused on Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole this Friday.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced last week that the scale of long-term Treasury buybacks would at least double, an attempt to suppress continuously rising long-end yields, but with limi
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Natural Gas Eclipses Oil as Key Inflation Risk for European Debt
Natural gas has become the biggest concern for European bond traders, surpassing oil, as depleted supplies of the key fuel threaten a resurgence in inflation.
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Brent crude fell for a third consecutive day, down 1.7% to about $87 a barrel, with a cumulative weekly decline of about 8%, as Iran and Oman discussed a shipping framework for the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude prices fell for a third consecutive trading day on Wednesday, dropping 1.7% to approximately $87 per barrel, extending its cumulative weekly decline to about 8%. The primary reason for the
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SoftBank plans to issue up to $20 billion in bonds as early as September to refinance its nearly $65 billion investment in OpenAI.
SoftBank Group is in discussions with several investment banks, planning to issue bonds worth $10 billion to $20 billion as early as September, to repay the $40 billion bridge loan previously obtained
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Kevin Warsh, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, will speak for the first time this Friday at the Jackson Hole conference, with the market focusing on policy coordination with the Treasury on long-end yields.
Kevin Warsh's speech was his first public statement since the controversial July interest rate decision. Previously, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent directly intervened in the market last week by
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SoftBank Mulls Up to $20 Billion Bond Sale for OpenAI Financing
SoftBank Mulls Up to $20 Billion Bond Sale for OpenAI Financing
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U.S. insurance industry rocked by $21 billion "backroom deal" scandal; Guggenheim co-founder Walter faces FBI and SEC investigations.
Delaware Life and Clear Spring Life, two insurance companies owned by Mark Walter, co-founder and CEO of Guggenheim Partners, admitted in June this year to misclassifying up to $21 billion in investme
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Morgan Stanley Initiates NVIDIA Credit Rating Coverage with "Neutral" Rating, Projects Full Credit Exposure to Reach $200 Billion by End of 2028
Morgan Stanley initiated credit rating coverage on NVIDIA on August 24, assigning a "Neutral" rating and advising investors to remain on the sidelines in both the cash bond and credit default swap (CD
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Australia's second-largest pension fund makes its biggest bet on yen strength in years
Australian Retirement Trust, which manages about A$370 billion ($265 billion) in savings, has built its largest overweight position in the Japanese yen in years. The fund is betting that markets are u
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Citadel Securities' Frank Flight reverses bearish call on long bonds, now sees risks tilted toward a rally citing crowded bearish positioning and improving inflation data
Citadel Securities' Frank Flight reverses bearish call on long bonds, now sees risks tilted toward a rally citing crowded bearish positioning and improving inflation data
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Bank of China starts pricing bonds at overnight rates as central bank reforms broaden its benchmark status in the financial system
China's banks have begun pricing bonds against the nation's overnight financing cost, a sign the overnight rate is increasingly becoming a benchmark for China's financial system.
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The Federal Reserve's voting member next year, Barkin, warns: US national debt surpasses $40 trillion, debt expansion may lead investors to sell US bonds.
Richmond Federal Reserve President Thomas Barkin (a 2027 FOMC voting member) stated that the continuous expansion of U.S. government debt could eventually lead to bond buyers exiting the market. He de
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Democrats' Midterm Election Victory Hits AI Stocks Hard, U.S. Treasuries Rally in New Wave of Gains
Democrats' Midterm Election Victory Hits AI Stocks Hard, U.S. Treasuries Rally in New Wave of Gains
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Waller Street projects the US debt ceiling will hit $41.1 trillion in February
Wall Street forecasts that the U.S. debt ceiling will hit $41.1 trillion in February, at which point the U.S. Department of the Treasury will need to take extraordinary measures to cope with a cash cr
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Sources: Braskem's debt restructuring talks hit a roadblock, shareholders withdraw capital injection plan
According to people familiar with the matter, negotiations between Brazilian petrochemical giant Braskem S.A. and its creditors regarding an out-of-court debt restructuring have reached an impasse, an
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Argentine Sovereign Bonds Suffer Worst Week in Over a Year, Dragged Down by Global Risk-Aversion and Election Anxiety
Argentine sovereign bonds suffered their worst week in over a year, with prices sliding toward distressed levels amid a surge in global risk aversion and mounting anxiety over next year's presidential
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CoreWeave 2032 Notes Yield Surpasses 16%, Pressure Mounts in AI Credit Market
CoreWeave's bonds maturing in 2032 have seen their yield surpass 16%, as pressure mounts in the AI credit market; Deutsche Bank data shows its five-year credit default swaps (CDS) briefly spiked above
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Bank of England raises interest rates by 25 basis points to 4% and expects inflation to be near 5% next year
The Bank of England announced a 25-basis-point interest rate hike, bringing its benchmark rate to 4%. The current interest rate level reflects growing concerns over inflation exacerbated by persistent
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US October non-farm payrolls surged by 165,000, exceeding expectations, and US Treasury yields rose across the board.
US October non-farm payrolls surged by 165,000, exceeding expectations, and US Treasury yields rose across the board.
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The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note extended its gains following the release of the employment data, currently trading at 4.898% and up 6.3 basis points.
The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note extended its gains following the release of the employment data, currently trading at 4.898% and up 6.3 basis points.
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AI-related debt trading gains help European credit withstand global tech stock sell-off
AI-related debt trading gains are helping European credit withstand the global tech stock selloff. According to a Bloomberg report, the global tech stock rout has not yet spread to European corporate
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The HKMA will issue RMB 1.5 billion in 10-year institutional government bonds through the reopening mechanism via tender.
The HKMA will issue RMB 1.5 billion in 10-year institutional government bonds through the reopening mechanism via tender.
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The HKMA will issue an additional RMB 750 million worth of 3-year institutional government bonds on November 12 through a reopening of tender.
The HKMA will issue an additional RMB 750 million worth of 3-year institutional government bonds on November 12 through a reopening of tender.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has released the results of the SME credit condition survey for the third quarter of 2026, indicating a slight improvement in credit conditions.
The HKMA has released the results of its SME credit conditions survey for the third quarter of 2026, indicating a slight improvement in credit conditions. The survey shows that 83% of surveyed SMEs be
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Treasury traders increased bullish bets ahead of Friday's employment report as expectations for further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve continued to cool.
Treasury traders increased bullish bets ahead of Friday's employment report as expectations for further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve continued to cool.
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US Treasury yields were little changed as the market awaited October employment data.
According to The Wall Street Journal, U.S. government bond yields were mostly flat on Friday as the initial post-midterm election rally faded, with markets awaiting the October nonfarm payrolls report
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Moody's Warns: Senegal Debt Restructuring Could Amount to Default
Moody's Investors Service has warned that Senegal's plan to restructure billions of dollars in debt could amount to a default under its rating methodology, even though the country continues to service
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Japan's GPIF suffers first loss in six quarters, dragged down by global bond sell-off and stronger yen
Japan's GPIF suffers first loss in six quarters, dragged down by global bond sell-off and stronger yen
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China's 10-year government bond yield falls to a record low
China's 10-year government bond yield falls to a record low
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Analysts say that as a net energy exporter, Malaysia is attracting buyers into its government bonds to hedge against regional inflation.
Analysts say that as a net energy exporter, Malaysia is attracting buyers into its government bonds to hedge against regional inflation.
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Japanese government bonds rebounded alongside U.S. Treasuries, with the benchmark 10-year yield falling 7 basis points to 2.685%.
Japanese government bonds rallied alongside US Treasuries, with the benchmark 10-year yield falling 7 basis points to 2.685%. US stocks faced a sell-off on Thursday, with the Nasdaq 100 posting its la
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US Treasury completed a $6 billion Treasury buyback on November 4th, and dealers pointed out that the single-security concentration was too high
The U.S. Treasury Department completed a $6 billion old-issue Treasury buyback operation on November 4, drawing $39.6 billion in bids. Official data show that one of the Treasuries maturing in Novembe
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The October U.S. nonfarm payrolls report is scheduled for release on Friday. The Dow Jones consensus forecast expects the addition of 59,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate projected to remain at 4.2%.
The October U.S. nonfarm payrolls report is scheduled for release on Friday. The Dow Jones consensus forecast expects the addition of 59,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate projected to remain at 4.2
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Bank of America reorganizes global credit trading businesses to boost liquidity
Bank of America reorganizes global credit trading businesses to boost liquidity
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Canada plans to reform bank ownership rules to stimulate market competition
Canada is planning to reform bank ownership rules aimed at boosting market competition and making it easier for mid-sized lenders to absorb deposits and grow their businesses.
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Wall Street banks to lead $3.1 billion debt financing for Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and McKesson's acquisition of Option Care Health
Waller to lead debt financing of $3.1 billion for Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and McKesson's acquisition of Option Care Health
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