Elizabeth Stanton is an Editor at Bloomberg, specializing in US interest rates and monitoring Treasuries, futures, and TIPS. With extensive experience in finance, commodities, and trading, she covers a range of topics including global markets, international finance, and alternative investments. Elizabeth's insights and analyses are featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg Law, and American Banker.
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By: Elizabeth Stanton, Michael Mackenzie
Long-maturity Treasury yields tumbled Wednesday as part of a broader rally in dollar-denominated risk assets, after US President Donald Trump said he wasn’t inclined to fire the head of the Federal Reserve and suggested tariffs on Chinese imports could drop.
By: Michael Mackenzie, Elizabeth Stanton
By: Michael Mackenzie, Elizabeth Stanton
Long-maturity Treasury yields tumbled Wednesday as part of a broader rally in dollar-denominated risk assets, after US President Donald Trump said
By: Elizabeth Stanton
The first auctions of long-term US government debt since the Trump administration unveiled its sweeping tariffs agenda on April 2 drew near-average levels of foreign buying, according to Treasury Department data released Wednesday.
By: Elizabeth Stanton
Treasury yields climbed on Wednesday — sending the two-year note’s to the highest level since March — as traders further pared wagers on more than one Federal Reserve interest-rate cut by year-end.
By: Elizabeth Stanton
May 14, 2025 Treasury yields climbed on Wednesday—sending the two-year note's to the highest level since March—as traders further pared wagers on more than one Federal Reserve interest-rate cut by year-end.
By: Elizabeth Stanton
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The first auctions of long-term US government debt since the Trump administration unveiled its sweeping tariffs agenda on April 2 drew near-average levels of foreign buying, according to Treasury Department data released Wednesday.
Long-maturity Treasury yields declined Wednesday as part of a broader rally in dollar-denominated risk assets, after US President Donald Trump said he wasn’t inclined to fire the head of the Federal Reserve and suggested tariffs on Chinese imports could drop.
US Treasuries pared their weekly advance in a low-volume, holiday-shortened session Thursday, with long-maturity yields rising most amid a rise in oil prices that boosted inflation expectations.
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