US TREASURY MARKET
US Treasury shifts language, opening door to auction size changes
The US Treasury Department has updated its regulations regarding upcoming auction sizes for treasury securities. This revision hints at a potential increase in the issuance of short- and intermediate-term debt. They also flagged a likely decrease in demand for longer-term 20- and 30-year auctions. Future adjustments will rely on demand trends and financial requirements, with the Treasury planning to consult market participants for a thorough understanding of these changing factors.
Eurozone bond yields steady as investors await inflation data; US Treasury yields ease after midterm elections
Eurozone government bond yields were steady as investors awaited October inflation data, while US Treasury yields declined after Democrats gained control of both chambers of Congress. Markets also assessed the likelihood of further European Central Bank rate hikes in December.
Trump's loss in US midterms hands Indian gold buyers new setup before Dhanteras
Gold prices surged over 2% on Wednesday, with a weaker US dollar and lower Treasury yields supporting the rally after Democrats made gains in the US midterm elections. In India, 24-karat gold rose 2.26% to ₹14,280 per gram.
US bond yields fall; Nasdaq, Dow Jones futures slip 2% as Democrats set for big win in US midterm elections
US Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as investors sought safe-haven assets amid a sharp sell-off in US equity futures following projections of significant Democratic gains in the 2026 midterm elections. The 10-year yield slipped nearly 5 bps to 4.902%, while the 2-year yield dropped 6 bps to 4.55%.
South Korean shares reverse gains, KOSPI falls over 1% as US midterm results loom
South Korean shares reversed early gains as caution ahead of the US midterm election results triggered broad selling. Technology stocks led the decline, while foreign investors offloaded equities worth 1 trillion won amid concerns over global market volatility.
Global Market Today: Asian shares retreat as US futures slide on mid-term election bets
Contracts for the S&P 500 Index dropped 0.3%, erasing an initial gain of 0.5%, while those for the Nasdaq 100 declined 0.6%. The dollar dropped against most of its Group-of-10 peers and the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell four basis points to 4.92%. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropped 0.2% even as South Korea’s Kospi Index jumped 1%.
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What do midterm election results 2026 mean for US Stock Market, Bond Treasury Yields, common Americans?
Donald Trump is not on ballot for US Midterm elections 2026 but election results will give us hint how things will move forward till 2028 Presidential Elections.
US midterm election results cheer US bond yields, 10-year treasury note, yield on 30-year bond, two-year treasury yield jump on Tuesday
US midterm election 2026 results: 10-year TIPS breakeven rate was last at 2.305 per cent, indicating the market sees inflation averaging about 2.3 per cent a year for the next decade.
US Treasury yields climb as strong jobs data, midterm polls weigh; 10-year yield eyes 5% again
US Treasury yields climbed as stronger than expected September jobs data pointed to a resilient labour market, while investors awaited the midterm election results. Falling oil prices briefly eased pressure on bonds, but the move reversed as economic data reinforced growth expectations and uncertainty over future US fiscal policy kept investors cautious.
US Treasury projects $618 billion borrowing in Q4, $800 billion in Q1 2027
The US Treasury is estimating federal borrowing will hit $618 billion in the last quarter of 2026, which is $10 billion less than previously thought. Despite anticipating lower cash flows, the Treasury projects borrowing of $800 billion in early 2027 as well. Market watchers are eager for upcoming announcements regarding Treasury auctions, as these might indicate changes in their bond issuance tactics.
South Korean shares slide nearly 3% as tech selloff deepens; won strengthens
South Korean shares fell sharply as a global technology selloff dragged chipmakers and other heavyweight stocks lower. A stronger won and plunging oil prices offered little support as foreign investors continued to sell equities.
AI debt surge pushes Magnificent Seven borrowing to $578 billion, up 45%: SBI Research
The combined debt of the seven largest US technology companies, widely known as the Magnificent Seven, has increased nearly 45 per cent to USD 578 billion by mid-2026, raising concerns over the financial risks linked to the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to a report by SBI Research.
With G-sec yields rising, countries have no alternative but to increase their bullion holdings
In India yield on T-year G secs has increased by 0.4 percentage points over the same period. Unfortunately, governments are confronting these higher borrowing costs precisely at a time when debt is elevated, with global public debt expected to exceed 100% of GDP by 2030, a level last reached in the immediate aftermath of WW2.
US bonds rally, sending yields to biggest monthly decline since 2023
US Treasuries experienced a notable rise as technology stock selloffs caused a shift towards safer investments. The yield on the benchmark 10-year note had its largest monthly drop in nearly three years. Earnings reports from Amazon and Intel negatively impacted investor confidence amid rising AI costs. Expectations for a December interest rate hike remain high after a recent Federal Reserve meeting.
US bond market crash: 10-year, 30-year, 2-year yield notes fall to historic lows. Here's why
US Federal Reserve in September raised rates for the first time in three years in an effort to combat higher inflation, tied in part to high energy prices and the Artificial Intellience (AI) boom.
Rupee rises 7 paise to 95.19 against US dollar in early trade
The rupee appreciated by 7 paise, settling at 95.19 against the US dollar, influenced by a declining dollar. Brent crude's lower trading prices, however, constrained further gains. The dollar index fell by 0.27 percent, reflecting decreased demand. Investors are observing geopolitical developments and domestic equity trends for potential consequences, while the IMF advises greater exchange rate flexibility to tackle energy-related economic challenges.
Rupee to benefit from dollar retreat, plunging US yields; oil surge tempers impact
The Indian rupee is set to begin trading on a flat note or with a slight increase, driven by falling US Treasury yields. However, the looming rise in oil prices threatens to destabilize this positive outlook. The decrease in US yields has sparked greater demand for Treasuries, reflecting a risk-averse approach in the market.
Yen steady before BOJ, AI jitters drive Treasury rally, weigh on dollar
The yen remains steady as the Bank of Japan gears up for its expected interest rate policy decision. The dollar has slipped lower, responding to falling Treasury yields against a backdrop of diminished AI stocks. Despite high energy prices, other central banks are holding their interest rates steady. This month, the dollar index reflects slight gains, highlighting its ongoing resilience amidst exchange rate volatility.
US Bond Treasury Yield Notes fall big: Why are 10-year, 30-year, 2-year notes down? Check factors, what to expect
US Treasury yields were down ahead of the US midterm elections 2026 due to a number of factors.
Global Market: Japan bond yields steady ahead of BOJ policy decision
Japanese government bond yields remained largely steady ahead of the Bank of Japan’s policy decision on Friday, supported by strong demand at a two-year bond auction and gains in US Treasuries. Markets expect the BOJ to hold rates steady, while a Reuters poll points to a possible 25-basis-point hike in December.
US Market: Fed holds rates steady, but bond investors remain concerned over inflation
The US Treasury yield curve steepened after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s press conference, as investors weighed inflation risks, fiscal concerns and the outlook for interest rates. Longer-dated bond yields faced pressure amid worries over government borrowing and the term premium. Mixed economic signals also raised questions about the Fed’s growth assessment, while markets continued to price in the possibility of further rate hikes.
US-friendly nations slash treasury purchases by 60%, led by Asia
In the first eight months of 2026, countries aligned with the US purchased a net total of $174.3 billion in Treasuries. This amount represents a significant decline, reflecting a drop of over 60% from the previous year. It marks the lowest investment level recorded for this period since 2021. The data highlights a shift in fiscal relationships between the US and its partners.
US Market: Rising Treasury yields put US banks under pressure over bond losses
Rising US Treasury yields are deepening unrealised losses in American banks’ bond portfolios, forcing lenders to weigh immediate losses from selling securities against the capital and liquidity pressures of holding them.
US Market: Treasury yields face pressure despite expected Fed rate pause
US Treasury yields face continued pressure from persistent inflation, rising government borrowing and uncertainty over AI investments, despite a recent bond market recovery. Investors are watching the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and midterm elections for signals on the outlook.
US Treasury predictions: Will 2-year, 10-year, 30-year bonds hit historic highs soon? Details here
US benchmark 10-year yield last Thursday had its biggest one-day drop in nearly four years as stocks dropped. It was up slightly on Tuesday but below the 5 per cent mark.
Currency markets subdued ahead of pivotal central bank week
As the week kicks off, major currencies hover in narrow trading bands amidst pivotal central bank meetings. Oil prices experienced a decline after hitting a six-month high, affecting the strength of the dollar. Meanwhile, US Treasury yields remain elevated due to lingering inflation worries connected to the rising oil costs. With five significant central banks likely to hold rates steady, market watchers are keen to decipher forward guidance.
US Treasury yield on 10-year note, 30-year bond, 2-year jump again: What does this mean for US Fed interest rate?
US treasury yield on 10-year note plunged 19.3 basis points on Thursday, its biggest drop since March 10, 2023, when SVB Financial Group was closed by regulators after the bank's failed attempt to raise capital.
US Treasury yields rise but 10-year stays below 5% as AI jitters persist
US Treasury yields rise after a sharp drop in the previous session, but the benchmark 10 year yield stays below 5% as lingering AI market concerns keep investors cautious. Strong economic activity and sticky inflation remain key factors for bond markets, while expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week weaken further.
US bond market down: Why are 10-year, 30-year, 2-year treasury yield notes are falling? Check latest predictions
US bond Yields have dropped in recent days, as concerns about a slowdown in AI spending and its impact on economic growth have overshadowed economic data, which showed persistent inflation pressures.
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