U.S. Treasury yields jumped
higher on Friday after data that showed job growth surged and
services activity rebounded in January, further complicating the
Federal Reserve's attempts to slow the ...
U.S. Treasury yields jumped
higher on Friday after data that showed job growth surged and
services activity rebounded in January, further complicating the
Federal Reserve's attempts to slow the ...
U.S. Treasury yields jumped
higher on Friday after a report that showed job growth surged in
January, further complicating the Federal Reserve's attempts to
soften the labor market to bring ...
* * Governor Bailey sees inflation turning corner. * But too soon to call victory, Bailey says. * Two rate setters vote against rate hikes. * Investors see rate-hike run coming to end. By William Schomberg and David Milliken.
U.S. Treasury yields dipped
Thursday after economic data that showed layoffs surged in
January to their highest levels since 2009, though first-time
applications for unemployment benefits ...
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Sterling slipped against the dollar and the euro on Thursday as the Bank of England raised interest rates by 50 basis points but hinted its tightening cycle was nearing an end, while the European Central Bank is expected to remain hawkish later.
The Bank of England signalled the tide was turning in its battle against high inflation after it raised interest rates on Thursday for the 10th meeting in a row, prompting investors to prepare for the end of its run of higher borrowing costs.
Treasury yields fell on Wednesday after the
Federal Reserve raised interest rates as expected by 25 basis points and
promised "ongoing increases" in borrowing costs to slow the pace of ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Wednesday he is not fully sure where the central bank will stop with rate rises as it presses forward with its efforts to cool inflation.
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