Ruth Carson is a FX and Rates Reporter at various esteemed financial publications. She specializes in finance, covering themes such as global markets, international finance, forex trading, and investment strategies, with a keen focus on commodities, futures, and personal finance. Ruth's work has been featured in notable outlets including Bloomberg News, Fortune, and The Australian Financial Review.
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By: Ruth Carson, Alice Atkins, Elizabeth Stanton
A fresh jump in oil prices on Thursday lifted five- to 30-year Treasury yields to new multiyear highs in choppy U.S. trading, with the 30-year rising as much as seven basis points to 5.47%, its highest since 2004.
By: Ruth Carson, Masaki Kondo
The yield on almost every benchmark tenor in the world's biggest bond market is near or above 5%, reflecting concerns that energy-fueled inflation and heavy government borrowing will keep US interest rates elevated. The selloff has reverberated across global debt markets, with yields in the UK, Australia and Japan also climbing to multiyear highs.
(Bloomberg) -- Bond markets are starting to do some of the lifting for central banks around the world by pushing up borrowing costs themselves, potentially reducing the number of benchmark interest-rate hikes needed to get inflation under control.
By: Ruth Carson, Matthew Burgess, Victor Swezey
US Treasuries led a global bond rally as a selloff in artificial-intelligence shares deepened, spurring demand for haven assets.
By: Matthew Burgess, Ruth Carson, Victor Swezey
Traders were pricing in about a 35% chance the Fed opts for an interest-rate hike later this month after U.S. producer prices rose in September at the fastest pace in more than four years.
By: Ruth Carson, Ye Xie, Alice Gledhill
(Bloomberg) -- US Treasuries are showing tentative signs of reclaiming their traditional role as a haven — threatening to wrong-foot investors who are heavily positioned for this year's bond slump to deepen.
By: Ruth Carson, Masaki Kondo
(Bloomberg) -- For much of this year, Treasuries offered investors little of their traditional protection when technology stocks stumbled.
Brazilian markets fell, with the currency and the benchmark stock index quickly racking up losses of more than 10pc, as the surprise re-election of
By: Ruth Carson, David Ramli, Tue
(Bloomberg) -- The US bond market could return around 7% to 8% over the next 12 months, according to JPMorgan Asset Management's Bob Michele.
By: Ruth Carson, David Ramli
The US bond market could return around 7% to 8% over the next 12 months, according to JPMorgan Asset Management's Bob Michele.
