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Swings in the $29 trillion Treasury market have gotten smaller in reaction to fresh US inflation data as the releases have become more aligned with consensus expectations.

Swings in the $29 trillion Treasury market have gotten smaller in reaction to fresh US inflation data as the releases have become more aligned with consensus expectations.

(Bloomberg) -- Swings in the $29 trillion Treasury market have gotten smaller in reaction to fresh US inflation data, taking a back seat to labor market prints where volatility has accelerated.

(Bloomberg) -- On Wall Street's bond desks, everyone, it seems, has an opinion on the neutral rate. It's 3.3%. No, it's 4.5%. Actually, it's 2.4%. And on and on, all day long, five days a week.

(Bloomberg) -- On Wall Street's bond desks, everyone, it seems, has an opinion on the neutral rate. It's 3.3%. No, it's 4.5%. Actually, it's 2.4%. And on and on, all day long, five days a week.

(Bloomberg) -- KKR & Co. is warning that a volatile currency market could be an “Achilles heel” for investors in 2025, as growing deficits and the threat of trade wars may disrupt a bull market that it says still has room to run.Most Read from BloombergNYPD Car Chases Are Becoming More Frequent — and More DangerousThe alternative asset manager said it’s monitoring the dollar and emerging-market currencies heading into the new year, “especially given higher leverage” and some countries’ desire “t

(Bloomberg) -- KKR & Co. is warning that a volatile currency market could be an “Achilles heel” for investors in 2025, as growing deficits and the threat of trade wars may disrupt a bull market that it says still has room to run.

Bond traders have rarely suffered so much from a Federal Reserve easing cycle. Now they fear 2025 threatens more of the same.

Bond traders have rarely suffered so much from a Federal Reserve easing cycle. Now they fear 2025 threatens more of the same.