Bond Prices

Yield Curve Inverting as Bond Shortage Overcomes Inflation: China Credit

For the first time since 2008 Chinese companies are paying less to borrow for 15 years than for five, reflecting a shortage of longer-dated debt and confidence policy makers will curb inflation. ...more...

Bond Prices Make Surprising Drop
Bond prices took a surprising dip alongside news that job hiring is up. On Wall Street, stocks are edging higher. A survey from payroll processor ADP found that private companies added 297,000 jobs last month, far above the 100,000 economists expected. The report is the first chance for investors to see how strong the job market was in December. The Dow Jones i ...more...
TREASURIES-U.S. bond prices fall as economic hopes boom

* Treasury prices fall on higher payroll expectations * Fed buys $1.5 bln in longer term debt * Treasury selling seen adding to yield increases (Adds comments, updates prices, rewrites throughout) NEW. ...more...

Bunds turn lower after strong U.S. ADP data

Euro zone government bond prices were dragged lower on Wednesday by falls in U.S. Treasuries after U.S. ADP data showed an unexpected jump in jobs suggesting Friday's payrolls numbers may beat forecasts. ...more...

Jump in hiring sends bonds lower, dollar up
A surprising jump in hiring sent bond prices sharply lower and lifted the dollar. Stocks were mixed. ...more...
Bond market disappointed over buyback papers; yields rise

Bond prices fell by almost 40 paise as the market was disappointed by the choice of government securities that the RBI has offered to buyback. . The market was anticipating that the RBI would buyback 8.08 per cent-2022 paper and had offloaded the stock over the last trading session. ...more...

Bond Report: Treasurys prices fall after Fed minutes

Yields on 10-year and 30-year notes are up for the day, while 2-year yields fall from earlier levels. ...more...

Summary Box: Treasury prices fall in 2011 debut

BOND PRICES DOWN: The price on the 10-year Treasury note fell 31.3 cents per $100 invested. Its yield, which moves in the opposite direction, rose to 3.34 percent from 3.29 percent late Friday. ...more...