Image source: www.ustreasuryyieldcurve.com. A yield curve refers to how short-term and long-term interest rates compare to one another and how they look when plotted on a chart. Generally ...

Mortgage lenders pay close attention to those yields because they represent the general cost of borrowing money over the long ...

Some of the most popular indicators for forecasting recession suggest that the US may be headed toward a prolonged downturn, ...

There's a big difference between national average savings rates and the top interest rates available ... The phenomenon is called the inverted yield curve. "This means rates are highest for ...

According to data firm Trepp, commercial-debt maturities are expected to continue rising with more than $2.2 trillion ...

US Treasuries pared their weekly advance in a low-volume, holiday-shortened session Thursday, with long-maturity yields ...

A bull-flattening yield curve, which happens when a reduction of the yield gap between short-term and long-term Treasuries is driven by long-dated yields, typically indicates increased investor ...

Bonds maturing by 2030 have already softened by over 25 basis point beginning of this fiscal year in hope of more rate cuts as inflation has eased, contributing to a significant flattening of the ...