Given all the economic uncertainty triggered by evolving tariff policies, stashing some cash is smart right now. See our ...

Outdated systems and manual processing at TreasuryDirect are leaving investors waiting up to 12 months to transfer their ...

Given the current tariff-triggered turmoil, stashing cash in safe, high-yield instruments is smart right now. See our charts ...

Shocked by Trump’s trade war, foreign investors are selling U.S. government bonds, long the world’s safe haven. Investors buy U.S. Treasury bonds on the assumption that, come what may ...

Government bonds have been selling off while stocks have plunged. That’s unusual, and it’s raising concerns that global investors are losing some of their long-standing confidence in America.

President Trump’s tariff regime has rocked investor confidence in what has long been considered not only a safe bet for investors, but a bedrock of the American economy: US Treasury bonds.

Inflation-linked bonds are the biggest losers in this month’s violent Treasury market selloff, and that’s only partly due to inflation expectations. Yields on Treasury inflation-protected ...

Stocks have been volatile, and an unsettling shift has emerged in the bond market. Earlier this week, as stock markets around the world declined, US Treasuries also sold off. Stocks and bonds ...

A bond slump days earlier helped push Trump to delay some tariffs. A selloff hit U.S. Treasury bonds on Friday, sending yields above levels reached two days earlier when they helped trigger ...

On 2 April, China’s Ministry of Finance debuted on the London Stock Exchange its first ever green sovereign bonds. The money raised will go towards projects in China in sectors such as clean ...

But by Wednesday, a collective thumb's down to the tariffs by bond investors had given Mr. Trump pause. With U.S. and global financial market tumbling, he abruptly suspended his administration's ...