Chris Anstey

Group of Seven finance chiefs are set to discuss the selloff in government bonds that’s sending yields on some benchmark securities to their highest levels in decades, with at least one member viewing the move as temporary.

Much of the world relies on China for an increasing number of products. Beijing wants to keep it that way.

Foreign holdings of US Treasuries dropped in March as overseas investors dumped bills while adding to their stockpile of longer-dated federal securities.

A selloff in US Treasuries has taken some yields to their highest in years.

As the Hormuz blockage nears the three-month mark, an inflation tipping point has been reached.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is facing what may become his biggest financial-market test yet, in the form of a steady increase in benchmark Treasury yields that’s generating economic headwinds and leaving him with few easy options.

New Chair Kevin Warsh may start reforms with a change to the way the Fed communicates.

His early success in diversifying beyond oil and gas may be having unintended consequences.

Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the US central bank would lose the credibility that’s required to support a strong and stable economy if any president were free to dismiss Fed officials over policy disagreements.

Christina and David Romer say the Fed needs to be vigilant to keep inflation expectations anchored.