The Latest Breaking News from Treasuries

Canadian investors purchased $9.2 billion of U.S. government bonds in April, but the value of their total Treasury holdings fell by $58 billion.

Global central banks continue to withdraw US Treasuries from the New York Federal Reserve since Trump's tariff play in late March. This trend could force the Treasury to hike yields to attract bond buyers, which could drive up borrowing costs.

US Treasuries are behaving unusually as yields rise during market turmoil, raising doubts about their safe-haven status amid the US-China trade war and waning confidence in American economic dominance.

Poof! Those plump 5% high yields on cash investors got used to are going, going and almost gone.

Investors are flocking to stocks while reducing their holdings of US Treasuries, according to Bank of America, signaling increased confidence in the market.

Global markets wrap up 2021 with a bang as shares deliver their best performance in four years, while treasuries remain flat amidst a year of volatility.

Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin says the SEC's new regulations will cost taxpayers billions and raise borrowing costs for businesses.

Bill Ackman, who just reversed a big get against Treasuries, is the new king imposing government fiscal discipline.

The choice between investing in cash treasuries (individual Treasury securities) or Treasury Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) depends on your investment goals, risk tolerance, and preferences. We will discuss factors when deciding between the two and unveil some little-known or often-overlooked points.