Bond Market
Coverage of Bond Market in the Nexus archive.
- Bessent Gets a Warning on Deficits From the Bond Market
Bessent received a warning regarding deficits from the bond market. This economic concern was highlighted by recent auction results, which showed that the 30-year yield reached its highest level since 2001.
- South Africa Already Upgraded by Bond Market as Rating Firms Lag
South African authorities are prioritizing budget targets over pleasing credit-rating firms. A government finance official noted that the bond market already prices South Africa's debt as investment grade.
- Brace for higher US interest rates from the Fed
The bond market is pushing interest rates higher, and while the Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged in August, it may raise them by year's end. The FOMC's policy statement has left uncertainty about future rate decisions.
- China courts global investors with bond market tweaks
China is making changes to its bond market to attract global investors. However, the country's ongoing economic challenges may still deter investment.
- Warsh tightened more by pausing than by lifting rates, this bond-market veteran argues. Here’s the math.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh may have tightened the economy more by pausing interest rate increases than by raising them, according to a bond-market veteran's argument. The article highlights the paradoxical effect of inaction on monetary policy.
- The bond market isn't buying what Fed Chair Warsh is selling
The bond market is not aligning with the policies or communications of Fed Chair Warsh, as suggested by the article's title. The article highlights a discrepancy between Warsh's stance and market reactions.
- Wall Street reacts brutally to Fed chair Warsh’s interest rate hold: ‘the bond market puked on him’
Wall Street reacted negatively to Federal Reserve Chair Warsh's decision to keep interest rates below inflation levels, with traders criticizing his credibility. The bond market showed strong disapproval, and the article also mentions Apple's $5 trillion valuation and traders' frustration with ongoing war developments.
- What Is the Bond Market Telling the Fed? | Insight with Haslinda Amin 7/30/2026
The article discusses insights from the bond market regarding the Federal Reserve, as analyzed in the Bloomberg program 'Insight with Haslinda Amin'. The show features interviews with leaders in business, finance, politics, and culture.
- Bond Rout Sends Warning to Warsh That Tough Talk Is Not Enough
The bond market is signaling that Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's emphasis on controlling inflation lacks corresponding action. The market's reaction suggests skepticism about Warsh's commitment to using the central bank's tools to address inflation.
- Bond market is calling Warsh’s bluff on inflation fight as yields surge
The bond market is challenging Warsh's approach to combating inflation as the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond reached its highest level since 2007 during his press conference.
- Jeffrey Gundlach says the bond market is telling Warsh the Fed has to start acting on inflation
Jeffrey Gundlach claims the bond market signals to the Fed that action on inflation is necessary. He noted divergent Treasury curve movements reflect investor skepticism about the Fed's follow-through on inflation measures.
- The sting in the tail of Japan’s lost decades
Bond market pressure is increasing in Japan as the government faces dwindling easy policy options, highlighting challenges in addressing economic stagnation.
- How you can get financial advice from MarketWatch tailored to your needs
The article discusses how MarketWatch provides tailored financial advice and highlights topics in its Weekend Reads section, including bond market trends, stock market hopes during earnings season, and guidance from the Moneyist.
- The bond market hasn’t been this calm since the dot-com bust and the financial crisis. History warns of a rude awakening.
The bond market's current calm is compared to periods during the dot-com bust and the 2007-09 financial crisis. Junk-bond spreads are near levels observed before the 2007-09 financial crisis, prompting advice on hedging strategies.
- A panicking Fed is just what the bond market needs, says Bank of America’s chief strategist
Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett suggests new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh may need to raise interest rates soon to reassure the bond market, particularly the long end of the Treasury curve.
- Hedge Funds’ Favorite US Bond Trade Is Sputtering
Hedge funds' most popular trade in the US bond market is showing signs of maxing out, indicating potential challenges for this strategy.
- 7 Best Fidelity ETFs for Retirees
The article highlights seven Fidelity ETFs suitable for retirees, emphasizing low fees, steady income, and risk management. These ETFs include options for stocks, bonds, and high-yield investments, with expense ratios as low as 0.15% and varying dividend yields.
- The U.K. is getting a new prime minister, but bond investors are really in charge and ‘hyper-reactive,’ Wall Street veteran says
The U.K. is set to appoint Andy Burnham as prime minister, but bond markets remain hyper-reactive due to a 2022 fiscal crisis triggered by unfunded spending and tax cuts under a previous administration. An IMF report highlights the U.K.'s vulnerability to volatile capital flows and foreign investor influence, with global factors accounting for 60%-90% of yield variations. Burnham faces pressure to balance economic revival with bond market demands, as analysts warn of ongoing risks from 'bond vigilantes.'
- India’s Private Lenders Bet on Corporate Loan Revival for Growth
India’s private banks are optimistic about a sustained increase in corporate lending following strong first-quarter results, as companies increasingly opt for cheaper bank loans instead of pricier bond market borrowings.
- How your winning stock-index fund can turn on a dime
The article discusses the potential volatility of winning stock-index funds and highlights additional topics in Weekend Reads, including changes in the bond market, housing-market opportunities, and financial advice from the Moneyist.
- Indonesia Says S&P Affirmation to Help Stabilize Bond Market
Indonesia stated that S&P's affirmation will help stabilize its bond market. The credit rating agency's confirmation is expected to provide market confidence.
- Amazon returns to the bond market
Amazon is returning to the bond market to raise $25 billion or more for AI-related expenses, joining other Big Tech companies like Alphabet and Meta in increasing borrowing as cash flows reach limits. Borrowing costs are rising, with Amazon's upcoming bond prices higher than its previous debt issuance despite tighter credit spreads for major borrowers.
- Russia’s oil refineries are burning — and, now, so is its bond market
Russia's oil refineries and bond market are experiencing significant issues, with fuel shortages potentially pressuring Putin to engage in negotiations.
- Discipline Without Growth: Italy’s Meloni Paradox
Italy reduced its deficit and regained credibility with Brussels and the bond market, but this fiscal discipline has not translated into economic growth.
- China Pushes Rating Firms to Review AAA Glut in Bond Market
China is urging rating agencies to reassess the excessive number of AAA-rated bonds in the market. The move aims to address potential risks associated with an oversupply of top-tier ratings.
- SpaceX tests its reality-warping powers on the bond market
SpaceX is testing its influence in the bond market. The article notes that a solid rating can encourage buyers to purchase securities, while the absence of such a rating can deter them.
- The bond market just did something unusual. Why its sudden volatility ‘is here to stay.’
The bond market is experiencing unusual volatility, which experts suggest will persist. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh supports allowing bond markets to lead without raising interest rates.
- Starmer’s premiership in charts
The article examines Keir Starmer's premiership, highlighting declining approval ratings and concerns in the bond market as key challenges during his tenure.
- Stock Futures Rise, Oil Falls on US-Iran Deal; Warsh Rocks Bond Market | Bloomberg Brief 6/18/2026
Stock futures increased while oil prices declined following a US-Iran deal. Warsh's actions impacted the bond market.
- The bond market is flashing a clear signal on interest rates. Bitcoin bulls should take note
The bond market is signaling a notable development in interest rates, prompting Bitcoin investors to take notice. This market movement may influence Bitcoin's trajectory.
- New Fed chair is caught between a bond market demanding rate hikes and a president demanding cuts
The new Fed chair faces pressure from a bond market demanding rate hikes and a president demanding rate cuts. Warsh's first press conference will be scrutinized for signals on whether he prioritizes fighting inflation or placating the White House.
- Inflation could top 4% this week. The bond market wants Fed Chair Warsh to prove he’ll fight it.
Inflation may exceed 4% this week, prompting the bond market to demand Fed Chair Warsh demonstrate a commitment to addressing it. Investors express frustration over inflation not being controlled independently.
- How major US stock indexes fared Thursday 6/4/2026
Major U.S. stock indexes rose on Thursday as falling oil prices and eased bond market yields reduced pressure on stocks. Wall Street rallied following these developments in the financial markets.
- Short-Sellers Are Dug In as Bond Market Faces Big Payrolls Test
Short-sellers are maintaining their positions as the bond market prepares for a significant test related to payrolls. The situation highlights ongoing market volatility and strategic betting against bond prices.
- The Latest: Trump faces new inflation warning from bond market, adding to midterm challenges
Rising energy prices from the Iran war are increasing bond market interest rates, exacerbating economic challenges for Trump ahead of midterms. A court ruled against a Trump administration policy banning transgender troops, and former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters was released after her sentence was commuted by the governor following Trump's pressure.
- The Latest: Trump faces new inflation warning from bond market, adding to midterm challenges
Trump faces inflation warnings from the bond market due to rising energy prices linked to the U.S.-Iran conflict, which is complicating economic conditions and midterm election prospects. Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters was released from prison after her sentence was commuted by Governor Jared Polis following pressure from Trump.
- The Latest: Trump faces new inflation warning from bond market, adding to midterm challenges
The bond market signals rising inflation linked to the Iran war, complicating Trump's midterm challenges. U.S. and Iran exchange attacks amid a fragile ceasefire, while former Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns against political interference in institutions. Trump criticizes a judge blocking his Kennedy Center renovation and laments legal setbacks.
- Trump is facing a new inflation warning from the bond market
Trump is facing an inflation warning from the bond market. The world is showing increased concern about lending money to President Donald Trump’s government.
- Trump is facing a new inflation warning from the bond market, adding to his midterm challenges
Trump is facing a new inflation warning from the bond market, adding to his midterm challenges. The world is becoming more cautious about lending money to President Donald Trump's government.
- Trump is facing a new inflation warning from the bond market, adding to his midterm challenges
Rising interest rates linked to the Iran war and government borrowing are worsening economic pressures, with Trump’s deficit reduction plans criticized as unrealistic. Bond market inflation concerns and higher mortgage rates are creating risks for Republicans ahead of midterms.