The Treasury market is lacking in innovation, he said.
Yields have traditionally fallen after Fed updates guidance.
Cash is flowing into short-term U.S. government debt funds at the fastest pace in more than six months.
Two titans of the bond market are still clinging to the idea that inflation is going to make a comeback.
Forget about the equity bubble, the former Fed chairman says. The real danger is a sudden rise in interest rates.
A government bond rout that started in Europe is spreading to the U.S.
Stubbornly low Treasury yields are spurring Wall Street to slash forecasts for the months ahead.
Ultra-long bonds that go beyond 30 years could become a reality in the Treasury market.
Investors watch as the world's central banks head into uncharted waters.
A bigger debt pile is lurking in the background that could stifle demand for Treasuries.
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