Treasury Market 2023 Gains Vanish as Long-Dated Yields Rise
Once again during the hoped-for year of the bond, investors in Treasury debt are looking at losses as long-maturity yields approach their 2022 highs.
Once again during the hoped-for year of the bond, investors in Treasury debt are looking at losses as long-maturity yields approach their 2022 highs.
Chile’s President Gabriel Boric reorganized his cabinet for the third time in a year and a half on Wednesday as accusations of corruption and low approval ratings stall efforts to advance marquee reforms.
Aldi’s US unit agreed to buy Southeastern Grocers Inc., the owner of the Winn-Dixie and Harveys supermarket chains, in a bet on expanding in growing states such as Florida and Georgia.
BAE Systems Plc is in talks about a possible acquisition of Ball Corp.’s aerospace division, people with knowledge of the matter said, in what would be the year’s largest acquisition by a UK corporate.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s campaign is bracing for a battle royale in next week’s Republican presidential debate as rivals aim their fire on the current runner-up with frontrunner Donald Trump toying with skipping the event.
Citadel’s flagship Wellington fund is up about 9% for the year, after the firm run by billionaire Ken Griffin posted a record $16 billion profit in 2022.
Oil hit a three-week low as light summer trading left the commodity at the mercy of broader markets.
Walmart Inc. looks like it finally has a legit competitor to Amazon Prime.
Risky companies are defaulting on loans far faster than high-yield bonds in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s most aggressive credit-tightening campaign in decades.
The first trade ship to leave Ukraine’s seaports since the collapse of a safe-corridor grain deal with Russia reached Romanian waters, according to Bloomberg ship-tracking data. The Hong Kong-flagged container ship Joseph Schulte left Odesa Wednesday. It was the first vessel to sail via a new temporary Black Sea route established by Kyiv as it seeks to reclaim control over its maritime trade.