The bond market has become convinced that a economic downturn is looming.
The Treasury on Wednesday will announce its so-called quarterly refunding auction.
Yield curves are often seen as a potential indicator of recessionary risk when inverted.
Interest rates have more companies turning to commercial paper in lieu of issuing bonds.
More than 60% said there's a low or zero percent change the Fed's can avoid a recession while raising rates.
U.S. Treasury yields jumped after another hotter-than-expected inflation report.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said it's too soon to declare victory over inflation that's surged to a four-decade high.
After years of relatively serene global currency markets, foreign-exchange volatility has come roaring back.
Traders fear one of two extreme scenarios will engulf the $23 trillion Treasury market.
Yields have jumped so much this year that it recalls past buying opportunities that paid off when the tide turned.