Bonds Update: Brazil 10Y Bond Yield Rises by 20 bps
Government bonds yields are higher on Wednesday. Top gainers are Brazil 10Y (19.50bps), South Korea 10Y (7.20bps), Japan 10Y (4.19bps), US 10Y (2.60bps) and Germany 10Y (1.36bps).
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Government bonds yields are higher on Wednesday. Top gainers are Brazil 10Y (19.50bps), South Korea 10Y (7.20bps), Japan 10Y (4.19bps), US 10Y (2.60bps) and Germany 10Y (1.36bps).
Government bonds yields are higher on Wednesday. Top gainers are South Korea 10Y (7.20bps), Japan 10Y (4.19bps), Germany 10Y (1.83bps) and US 10Y (1.60bps).
Majority of government bonds yields are lower on Thursday. Top gainers are Greece 10Y (7.97bps), France 10Y (7.79bps) and Italy 10Y (7.33bps). Biggest losers are US 10Y (-5.40bps), New Zealand 10Y (-5.27bps), Germany 10Y (-3.59bps) and Japan 10Y (-1.44bps).
Majority of government bonds yields are higher on Wednesday. Top gainers are France 10Y (8.03bps), Italy 10Y (5.34bps), Australia 10Y (5bps), Germany 10Y (2.24bps) and US 10Y (0.70bps). Biggest losers are Japan 10Y (-0.41bps).
Majority of government bonds yields are higher on Monday. Top gainers are France 10Y (14.74bps), Italy 10Y (9.64bps), Canada 10Y (8.80bps), US 10Y (4.70bps) and Germany 10Y (4.28bps). Biggest losers are Japan 10Y (-2.10bps).
Majority of government bonds yields are higher on Monday. Top gainers are Italy 10Y (7.84bps), France 10Y (7.74bps), Greece 10Y (5.18bps) and Germany 10Y (2.09bps). Biggest losers are Japan 10Y (-2.10bps) and US 10Y (-0.10bps).
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The yield on India’s 10-year G-Sec eased to around 7.37%, retreating from three-year highs as a decline in US Treasury yields, driven by safe-haven demand amid a selloff in technology stocks, supported Indian government securities. The US 10-year Treasury yield fell to a three-week low of 5.11%, reversing its rise to 5
The yield on India’s 10-year G-Sec hovered around 7.37%, easing from three-year highs as investors stepped in to seek value after a sharp selloff, with heavy purchases by local lenders, particularly state-run banks, helping support prices. However, gains remained limited ahead of INR 312 billion in state debt sales and
Australia’s 10-year government bond yield held below 5.4% after pulling back from 15-year highs, tracking a sharp decline in US Treasury yields. Strong demand at US government bond auctions pushed Treasury yields lower, offering some relief to global markets after weeks of heavy selling. Oil prices also declined after
Government bonds yields are higher on Wednesday. Top gainers are France 10Y (13.62bps), Italy 10Y (11.18bps), US 10Y (2.70bps), Japan 10Y (0.47bps) and Germany 10Y (0.06bps).
Government bonds yields are higher on Wednesday. Top gainers are Italy 10Y (12.98bps), US 10Y (3.30bps), Germany 10Y (0.79bps) and Japan 10Y (0.47bps).
Majority of government bonds yields are lower on Friday. Top gainers are France 10Y (10.80bps), Brazil 10Y (10.50bps), US 10Y (1.10bps) and Japan 10Y (0.90bps). Biggest losers are Germany 10Y (-6.47bps).
Australia’s 10-year government bond yield rose above 5.4%, near its highest level since mid-2011, tracking elevated US Treasury yields amid persistent energy-driven inflation concerns. The 10- and 30-year US Treasury yields traded near levels not seen since 2002 as oil prices remain elevated, raising inflationary risks
Look at the stock market this week and everything seems quiet. The S&P 500 is close to its highs, and Wall Street's favorite fear gauge, the VIX, is sitting near 16, a level that usually means investors are relaxed. The bond market is telling a very different story. A widely-followed bond volatility indicator is flashi
Government bonds yields are higher on Monday. Top gainers are South Korea 10Y (13bps), Brazil 10Y (12.50bps), US 10Y (9.70bps), Japan 10Y (2.76bps) and Germany 10Y (2.31bps).
New Zealand’s 10-year government bond yield surged to an intraday high of 5.11% in late September, its highest level since November 2023, tracking a global bond selloff as elevated oil prices stoked inflation concerns. The intensifying selloff pushed US Treasury yields to multi-year highs, as markets raised expectation
Government bonds yields are higher on Thursday. Top gainers are New Zealand 10Y (15.05bps), Greece 10Y (10.50bps), Japan 10Y (9.50bps), US 10Y (2.80bps) and Germany 10Y (2.59bps).
Australia’s 10-year government bond yield rose toward 5.4%, near its highest level since mid-2011, tracking a global bond selloff fueled by strong US economic data, higher oil prices, and hawkish central-bank expectations. Strong US business activity has increased expectations for another Fed rate hike, pushing Treasur
Government bonds yields are higher on Thursday. Top gainers are New Zealand 10Y (15.95bps), Japan 10Y (7.20bps) and US 10Y (1.30bps).
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* Oil has continued to trend lower during Wednesday's APAC session as talks continue on the sidelines of this week's UN gathering. The fact negotiations are even taking place to facilitate Middle East energy shipments is driving optimism in markets but the situation remains very precarious. UST futures are higher, but
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Aussie bond futures are higher, led by the 3yr. YM was last +7bps to 95.06, just off session highs (95.07), while 10yr futures (XM) were +6bps to 94.74. For the 10yr this is challenging 20-day EMA resistance (around 94.74), with a break higher bringing 94.80 (early Sep highs) into focus. For the 3yr, upside 20-day EMA
NZGB yields have faltered as the Wednesday session unfolded. Benchmark yields are down around 3-4.5bps across the curve, with the front end leading. The 2yr is back to 3.81%, the 10yr close to 4.90%. Whilst there is no cash US Tsy trading in Asia Pac today (with Japan markets still out), the bias in the region has been
US Core CPI MoM came in at 0.3% versus 0.2% forecast and 0.2% prior, while the dollar and US 10Y yields strengthened and US stock indexes weakened earlier in the move.
US Core CPI MoM came in at 0.3% versus 0.2% forecast and 0.2% prior, while oil prices fell and concerns about Fed rate hikes were outweighed.
US 10-year Treasury yields expected to increase more than Eurozone peers, indicating potential shift in global bond market dynamics. This may impact dollar strength and US debt costs.