Dollar Libor and Treasury bill rates are the highest since 2008.
One worrisome thing for bond investors that’s contributing to higher volatility is the unknown: new Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
The U.S. will have to borrow more than $1 trillion this year under Trump's budget.
Government debt sales are set to more than double in 2018, lifting net issuance to $1.3 trillion.
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.
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