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The U.S. Backs Japan's Yen After Decades. Here's What's Really at Stake for Investors.

The yen had been under intense pressure in recent weeks, falling as low as 163.73 against the dollar before recovering to around 157.57 after authorities stepped into the market.

International Business Times

Yen holds gains after Japan, US confirm joint intervention, signal more action

Japan and the United States intervened jointly to support the Japanese yen currency. This rare action aimed to prevent further declines and global economic spillovers. Central bank data suggests Japan spent billions of dollars during the intervention. Officials vowed to take further coordinated action if needed to stabilize the yen.…

The Economic Times

The US Just Intervened in Japan’s Markets. Why Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Says the Yen Crisis Might Not Be Over – ‘We Will Not Hesitate’

Behind the joint yen rescue operation, from FIMA to euros, and what it means for the Treasury market, the carry trade, and more.

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Global Market: Fed pause sparks Treasury twist, rattles bond markets

The Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged triggered an unusual steepening of the US Treasury yield curve, with long-term yields surging while short-term yields fell. Investors questioned the Fed's commitment to fighting inflation, pushing the 30-year Treasury yield to a 19-year high. Markets now await the US July…

The Economic Times

Global Market: Japan, US confirm coordinated yen intervention to stem currency slide

Japan's finance ministry confirmed that Tokyo and Washington jointly intervened in currency markets to support the yen for the first time since 2011. The coordinated move underscores both governments' resolve to curb excessive currency volatility, though analysts remain cautious about its long-term impact.

The Economic Times

Thailand moves closer to currency watchlist removal

The Bank of Thailand is upbeat that the nation could be removed from the US Treasury's Monitoring List in the next review following improvement in the latest report.

Bangkok Post

These Floating-Rate ETFs Could Keep Your Portfolio Afloat Amid Rising Rates

Many investors haven't heard of so-called floater ETFs. But they can offer a great way to stabilize your portfolio amid a rising-rate environment. Here's what to know.

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Most Investors Are Missing This Simple Strategy to Minimize Risk and Maximize Returns

The generationally high fixed rate of return on bonds presents a unique opportunity for today's investors. Here's what to know.

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Thailand to evade US currency list

Thailand is likely to be removed from the US Treasury's Currency Monitoring List in the next review after meeting only one of the three assessment criteria, while the Bank of Thailand continues to manage the exchange rate primarily to maintain orderly market conditions rather than to gain a trade advantage,…

Bangkok Post

War in Iran, Inflation and AI Angst: Should Investors Increase Their Safety?

Investors are increasingly turning toward the stability and attractive yields of Treasury securities and specialized bond ETFs to protect their capital.

Kiplinger

US Treasury yields rise after three-day fall as oil jumps, Fed decision looms

As oil prices surged, treasury yields took notice, raising inflation worries in the market. Traders are keeping a watchful eye on the Federal Reserve's expected decision to maintain interest rates today. Nonetheless, traders are fully anticipating a hike in September, with a solid possibility of another increase before the year's…

The Economic Times

India bonds slip as oil prices hurt; Fed verdict in focus

On Wednesday, Indian government bonds took a hit due to renewed U.S. airstrikes in the Middle East, escalating tensions in the Gulf region. This escalation has led to a spike in oil prices and increased U.S. Treasury yields. The rising crude prices pose challenges for India's inflation, fiscal health, and…

The Economic Times

India bonds pause rally as large debt supply, Fed decision loom

Indian government bonds ended the day unchanged on Tuesday after a recent rally, as an influx of ten-year notes and the Federal Reserve's policy decision dampened risk appetite. Market participants kept a close eye on oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields for guidance. There is an expectation of a rate…

The Economic Times

Inflation Isn’t Going Anywhere So Make This 1 T-Bond Trade Now

September U.S. T-Bond futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness.

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The Economic Times

Stocks mixed as oil prices pause climb but yields hover near highs

Global bond yields remain near multi-decade highs as inflation worries persist. Stock markets found scattered relief as oil prices pulled back on Friday. U.S. Treasury yields stayed near their highest levels since 2007 and 2011. Investors anticipate potential interest rate hikes from central banks globally. Major currencies were steady against…

International Business Times UK

Oil Hits $100 as Iran War Rattles Bond Market: Treasury Yields Surge, Borrowing Costs Rise

Brent crude jumped 7% in a day, and the cost of US government debt hit a 2026 high. See what drove the move, why the two are linked, and who ends up paying for it.

The Economic Times

India bonds end three-day losing streak but post second straight weekly decline

On Friday, Indian government bonds halted their recent decline, yet they experienced a second consecutive weekly drop. The rising oil prices and increasing US Treasury yields weighed heavily on market sentiment. Meanwhile, foreign investors maintained their bond buying, albeit at a reduced speed, as swap rates surged in tandem with…

The Economic Times

Oil shock, Treasury yield spike put Indian bonds under pressure before debt sale

Indian government bonds experienced a decline as oil prices surpassed one hundred dollars per barrel. The benchmark bond yield reached its highest level in five weeks during early trading. Rising oil prices and Treasury yields pressured overnight swap rates higher. Investors anticipate a Federal Reserve rate hike, pushing US Treasury…

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The Economic Times

Dollar rides yield surge as Middle East and trade wars raise inflation stakes

The dollar strengthened against major currencies on Friday. Rising oil prices and new trade tariffs fueled inflation concerns globally. U.S. Treasury yields climbed significantly, reaching multi-month highs. The yen remained near a 40-year low against the dollar. Investors anticipate central bank decisions amid inflationary pressures.

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Make This 1 Trade Now as Crude Oil Prices Spike

September U.S. T-Note futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness.

The Economic Times

Pakistan seeks $10 billion fund from US after mediating Iran talks

Pakistan has requested a ten billion dollar exchange stabilization facility from the United States. This loan aims to boost foreign reserves and ease pressure on the Pakistani rupee. The request follows Pakistan's diplomatic efforts in brokering talks over the Iran war. Such a facility would reduce reliance on multilateral financing…

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How to Tell Whether a Government Check Is Legitimate

Imagine opening your mailbox and finding an unexpected U.S. Treasury check for several hundred dollars. You weren’t expecting a tax refund, don’t remember applying for...

The Economic Times

Shorter-dated US Treasury yields ease in line with lower oil price

Treasury yields decreased as optimism about diplomacy led to a decline in oil prices, reducing inflation expectations that dropped below the Federal Reserve's target. Market indicators show that inflation expectations are steady and well anchored. Investors sense diminished pressure on the Federal Reserve to increase rates, with money markets anticipating…

The Economic Times

Bigger crash ahead? JPMorgan CEO Dimon says he won't buy stocks at current prices, says markets underestimating risks

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that investors are underestimating geopolitical and fiscal risks, saying he would avoid buying stocks or US Treasury bonds at current valuations. Dimon also cautioned that massive AI spending may not deliver returns as quickly as markets expect amid escalating Middle East tensions.

The Economic Times

Longer-dated yields lower after data, on track for weekly decline

Longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields declined on Friday after recent economic data. Markets largely priced out a Federal Reserve rate hike for this month. Import prices increased unexpectedly, while consumer and producer prices showed moderation. Geopolitical worries and hawkish Fed comments added to market uncertainty. Bond yields moved lower, suggesting a…

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