U.S. Treasurys are debt securities issued by the federal government, used to fund everything from infrastructure to defense.

The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage fell for the fourth week in a row to its lowest level in more than a year.

The new interest rate on the Treasury’s inflation-linked savings bonds, or I bonds, has been set at 4.03% for purchases ...

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U.S. mortgage rates today edged higher. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate rose 0.02% to 6.31%, with an APR of 6.34%, according ...

The U.S. Treasury is widely expected this week to announce its intention to keep note and bond auction sizes unchanged over ...

The US government’s rising debt burden is old news. The question is whether bond markets will price in the elevated risk ...

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Better reports on the significance of 10-year T-notes in predicting mortgage rates and the Fed's upcoming decisions amid ...

Treasury yields were rising after the Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it’s cutting its benchmark rate by a quarter ...

On Friday, the Department of the Treasury changed the rate for I bonds purchased within the next six months to 4.03%, up slightly from 3.98%. The increase is due to unruly inflation between April and ...

The 10-year note jumped to its highest level in nearly three weeks, while the 2-year note climbed to its highest level in over a month this week. Read more here.