Treasury yields were relatively unchanged on Thursday as investors reacted to better-than-expected economic data and looked ahead to a key inflation report.

The refunding: The Treasury Department announced Wednesday it would sell $125 billion in notes and bonds next week — the same amount as last quarter. This issuance will refund $98.2 billion of notes maturing on Nov. 15 and raise new cash of approximately ...

The Federal Reserve’s policy meeting this week sent shock waves through the markets, with Chair Jerome Powell’s warning that a further interest-rate cut at its December gathering was far from assured, contrary to expectations that another quarter ...

Treasury bonds are low-risk loans to the U.S. government, typically paying out interest on a regular schedule. Like all bonds, they're still subject to interest rate risk: If rates rise, bond values fall. Treasury bonds are exempt from state and local ...

The US Treasury indicated it’s not looking to boost sales of notes and bonds until well into next year, in a decision that will see the government increasingly rely on bills to fund the budget deficit. In its so-called quarterly refunding statement ...

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