Sam Goldfarb

Treasury yields are extending their recent climb Wednesday, with the 10-year yield threatening to settle at 4.25% or higher for the first time since July. In recent trading, the 10-year yield was 4.248%, according to Tradeweb, up from 4.204% Tuesday and 4.074% at the end of last week.Yields, whic

Investors are betting a challenging fiscal situation might only get worse after the election.

Treasury yields fell Friday after data showed that the economy added fewer jobs than expected in October. The declines in yields were meaningful but not overly dramatic in early trading, suggesting traders remained fairly optimistic about the economic outlook despite the signs of a cooling labor ma

The softer-than-expected October jobs report has made Wall Street traders more confident that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at both of its remaining policy meetings this year, rather than sitting one out. In recent trading, federal-funds futures showed that traders see a 85% chance th

Treasury yields can’t be kept down for long these days. Yields, which move in the opposite direction of bond prices, initially fell Friday after a weaker-than-expected October jobs report. But they have since rebounded, with the 10-year yield now back above 4.3%.Traders quickly moved on after the

Wagering over who will take the White House spans all of the financial markets, but it has been most evident in Treasurys, the dollar, bitcoin and certain corners of the stock market.

August and September 2024 saw dramatic shifts in Japan and China’s equity markets, with Japan's policy communication triggering a market spike up in the yen and down in equities, and China’s stimulus leading to a rally—showing how quickly policy can reshape returns.

Investors are wading into trades linked to a potential Trump victory, sending shares of DJT and Tesla higher.

Stocks notched their biggest week of the year after Donald Trump’s victory. Now investors have their eye on the bond market.

Stocks notched their biggest week of the year after Donald Trump's victory. Now investors have their eye on the bond market.