The Treasury’s cash hoard at the Federal Reserve is close to a record.
The 24 primary dealers struggled to keep money moving within the core of global finance in March.
For the next few months the Federal Reserve will be scooping bills out of the market.
Sen. Warren criticizes regulators for responding to market gyrations her reforms may have helped create.
For the first time this year, markets are converging to the Fed’s view that interest rates aren’t headed much lower.
Floating-rate notes are out, and TIPS are back in favor.
The market expects - and may demand - significant additional rate cuts, but the Fed may disagree.
The idea has fallen flat in the past, but now might be its moment.
Many investors expect the slide in 10-year yields to continue given the risks of Trump's trade war.
The company has a unique take on the bond market because "this is a unique situation," a Pimco executive said.