The Treasury yield curve has steepened meaningfully this year, and J.P. Morgan said technical flows and current valuations suggest there is still room for more.

An inverted yield curve indicates short-term rates exceed long-term, suggesting economic caution. Historically, consistent negative spreads on this curve have preceded recessions. Investors might ...

Yields on long-dated bonds jumped last week, even as equity markets swung wildly. This has fueled bets on a steeper yield ...

It was last week's surge in long-term Treasury yields -- the rate on the 30-year T-bond saw its biggest weekly jump since ...

The phenomenon is called the inverted yield curve. "This means rates are highest for short term CDs and treasuries and actually are lower as you go out further in time," says Donald F. Dempsey ...

President Trump's tariff shock that drove a sharp selloff in long-duration Treasurys has pushed a closely followed plot along ...

US Treasuries pared their weekly advance in a low-volume, holiday-shortened session Thursday, with long-maturity yields ...

The Central Bank conducted its weekly T-bill auction yesterday, accepting Rs.95.6 billion from the total offered amount of Rs ...

Government must address its inverted yield curve, restore debt sustainability and implement far-reaching fiscal and revenue ...

Comparing VGUS vs. VBIL ETFs. VGUS offers potential gains in a normalized yield curve, while VBIL provides stability. Read to ...

Investors demanding higher yield to own 30-year Treasuries over two-year maturities has increased for nine straight weeks.