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10-Year Treasury Yield Rises Ahead of Fed Meeting Next Week
The 10 year U.S. Treasury yield rose on Friday morning as investors readied for the Federal Reserve meeting next week.
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China's Embattled Developer Evergrande Is on the Brink of Default. Here's Why It Matters
Evergrande has warned investors twice in as many weeks that it could default on its debts.
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Treasury Yields Rise After Retails Sales Gain in August
U.S. Treasury yields gained on Thursday morning after August’s retail sales rose unexpectedly.
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House Democrats' Capital Gains Tax Proposal Is Better for the Super Rich Than Biden Plan
House Democrats are calling for a 25% top federal tax rate on capital gains. Biden’s plan called for a 39.6% rate on the top 0.3% of households.
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U.S. Treasury Yields Bounce Back After Cooler-Than-Expected Inflation Reading
U.S. Treasury yields rose Wednesday, bouncing back from a decline after a cooler-than-expected inflation reading released Tuesday.
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China's Indebted Property Firm Evergrande Committed Two ‘Cardinal Sins,' Says Portfolio Manager
Problems at China’s indebted property developer Evergrande have escalated in recent weeks.
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House Democrats' Plan Would Close Tax Loophole Used by Crypto Investors
Bitcoin, ethereum, dogecoin and other crypto investors would be subject to the wash-sale rules that apply to stocks if House Democrats’ proposal becomes law.
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10-Year Yield Falls After Consumer Price Index Increases Slightly Less Than Expected
U.S. Treasury yields held onto a gain on Tuesday after the August CPI report showed a slightly smaller-than-expected rise in prices.
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Indebted Developer China Evergrande Says Property Sales Continue to Drop, Warns Again It Could Default
Ratings agencies have repeatedly downgraded Evergrande since last year as the world’s most indebted property developer struggles to remain liquid.
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House Democrats Propose Raising Capital Gains Tax to 28.8%
The proposal differs from a prior Biden administration plan to raise the top combined rate to 43.4% for those with income over $1 million.
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10-Year, 30-Year Treasury Yields Fall to Start the Week
U.S. 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields fell Monday morning to start the week.
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China's Zero-Covid Stance Could Worsen Debt Problems for Companies
China’s zero-Covid stance could worsen the debt situation for the country’s companies, some of which are already in financial distress, says S&P Global Ratings.
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10-Year Treasury Yield Advances as Producer Prices Rise More Than Expected
U.S. Treasury yields rose Friday morning after the number of weekly initial jobless claims fell to a pandemic-era low.
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Treasury Yields Fall After Weekly Jobless Claims Drop to Covid-Era Low
U.S. Treasury yields were mostly flat Thursday as last week’s initial jobless claims dropped to a new Covid-era low.
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Treasury Yields Fall on Wednesday
U.S. Treasury yields fell slightly on Wednesday, following record jobs opening data from the Labor Department.
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Op-Ed: Investors Need to Keep Perspective as They Deal With Inflation
The best inflation-fighting asset for an investor is perspective. That means taking a step back and looking at the big picture.
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Treasury Yields Rise to Start the Trading Week
Treasury yields rose on Tuesday morning, continuing to shrug off last week’s disappointing jobs report.
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Market Bull Tom Lee Predicts a Record September, But Warns That a 10% Correction Could Come in October
Why investors may want to take profits before September ends.
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Treasury Yields Turn Higher After Poor August Jobs Report
U.S. Treasury yields rose on Friday as investors digested a disappointing August jobs report.
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Op-Ed: Traditional 60/40 Portfolio Has Actually Reached Its Expiration Date
The traditional 60/40 portfolio will likely neither grow in excess of inflation nor provide much downside protection.
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