Emese Bartha
Verified- Government Bond Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
- Government Bond Reporter, Dow Jones Newswires
Frankfurt am Main
Government bond reporter at Dow Jones Newswires/The Wall Street Journal; Covering European bond auctions, syndications. Often other, non-bond stuff, too.
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U.S. Treasury Yields Rise, Dollar Firm as Oil Prices Increase
U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar were rising in early trade as oil prices increased. Iran on Monday said there were no planned talks with the U.S., creating uncertainty after the U.S. recently cancelled planned attacks against Iran to allow discussions to proceed. Discrepancy between U.S. and Iranian messaging could sustain safe-haven demand and keep oil prices supported, feeding inflation concerns, said BankPro's Paolo Broccardo in a note.
U.S. Treasury Curve Steepening Reflects Inflation Worries
18 min ago The steepening of the U.S. two-year to 30-year Treasury yield curve after last week's Federal Reserve meeting reflects growing inflation worries and uncertainty over how the Fed will respond, BlackRock Investment Institute said in a note. This isn't anything new but a continuation of the broader macro regime over several years, it said.
Treasury Yields, Dollar Fall on Middle East Diplomacy Hopes, U.S.-Japan Currency Intervention
26 min ago Treasury yields and the dollar fell after President Trump abandoned plans to strike Iran and said talks with the country will resume Monday, while the currency was also hit by a U.S.-Japanese joint intervention to strengthen the yen. Key to any success in the talks will be whether the Strait of Hormuz can be reopened for safe shipping, paving the way for eventual talks on Iran's nuclear program.
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