Tag: Treasury Yields
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US Bonds Slip in 2026 as Jobs Market Strength Lifts Yields Further
Markets Start 2026 With Bonds Under Pressure The opening trading session of 2026 saw U.S. Treasuries retreat from their haven appeal as investors weighed the latest signals on the labor market against the backdrop of growing expectations for economic resilience. Yields on long-dated government debt, including the 30-year benchmark, climbed higher, signaling a shift in…
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US Bonds Slip at Start of 2026 as Jobs Market Health Shifts Investor Focus
Overview: A Cautious Start to 2026 for US Bonds The first trading day of 2026 brought another round of adjustments in the US government bond market. Yields on longer-dated Treasuries, especially the 30-year sector, climbed higher as investors digested fresh signals from the labor market and the broader economy. The move suggested a warming sentiment…
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Treasury Yields Fall as Consumer Confidence Wobbles; Markets Brace for Fed Signals
U.S. Treasury Yields Retreat as Confidence Dips The bond market is once again signaling that traders expect slower growth ahead, with the 10-year Treasury yield slipping below the 4% mark as fresh data on American consumer sentiment provided another round of downside momentum. The Conference Board’s November index came in at 88.7, down from 95.5…
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Treasury Yields Dip as Consumer Confidence Wobbles
Market backdrop: yields ease amid tepid confidence U.S. Treasury yields extended a retreat as the latest consumer confidence data suggested the economy remains unsettled, even as investors monitor for signs of a slowing inflation path. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield slipped below the 4% barrier, underscoring ongoing demand for safe assets in an environment where…
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Treasury Yields Fall as Consumer Confidence Slips: What It Means for Markets
Overview: Yields Decline as Confidence Wavers The U.S. Treasury market kept its footing on a softer path as November data signaled a wobble in consumer confidence. The 10-year Treasury yield slipped below the 4% mark, a notable move that highlights the sensitivity of government debt prices to the ebb and flow of consumer sentiment and…