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Bonds News

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  Bonds round-up: US Treasuries await interest rate talks

  Monday 15 Mar 2010

  US Treasury bonds are broadly unchanged at the shorter-dated end and falling in price at the longer-dated end as the market waits for policymakers to discuss US interest rates later this week. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Little change for US Treasuries

  Friday 12 Mar 2010

  US Treasury bonds were barely changed as US retail sales showed an unexpected rise in February. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Weak ahead of US auction

  Thursday 11 Mar 2010

  US Treasury bonds are in decline ahead of the auction of $13bn of new bonds. The difference between the two-year and 30-year yields is one of the largest ever. Read More

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  Treasuries unwanted ahead of auction

  Wednesday 10 Mar 2010

  US treasuries were unwanted as investors continued to favour equities. Read More

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  Economic data boosts gilts

  Tuesday 09 Mar 2010

  Gilts were in demand as less than cheerful economic data had investors seeking the safety of government debt. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Mixed day for Treasuries

  Monday 08 Mar 2010

  US Treasury bonds are barely changed at the short-dated end, while longer-dated bonds are falling in price. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Job figures boost US bond yields

  Friday 05 Mar 2010

  Better than expected jobs figures for February have pushed US Treasury bonds lower. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Gilts head higher

  Thursday 04 Mar 2010

  UK gilts are on the rise as the Bank of England leaves interest rates unchanged. Read More

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  Bonds fall across the markets

  Wednesday 03 Mar 2010

  Bonds were lower across the markets amid general optimism. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: US Treasury buying eases ahead of Greek cuts

  Tuesday 02 Mar 2010

  US Treasury bonds are slightly lower on today ahead of expected Greek budget cuts tomorrow. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Gilt prices slide

  Monday 01 Mar 2010

  UK gilts are on the slide as sterling has hit a nine and a half month low against the dollar. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: GDP figures push Treasuries higher

  Friday 26 Feb 2010

  US Treasury bonds are rising on the back of broadly positive economic news, including higher than expected GDP growth. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Jobless claims rise sparks Treasuries purchases

  Thursday 25 Feb 2010

  US Treasury bonds are on the rise following disappointing unemployment news in the US. Read More

• Gilts keep climbing

  Wednesday 24 Feb 2010

  Gilts continued climbing after yesterday’s comments from Bank of England governor Mervyn King that the UK's quantitative easing programme may restart if the UK economy takes another downturn. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Weak consumer confidence boosts US Treasuries

  Tuesday 23 Feb 2010

  Poor consumer confidence figures have pushed US Treasury bonds sharply higher. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Mixed day for Treasuries

  Monday 22 Feb 2010

  Shorter-dated US Treasury bonds are rising in price but longer-dated bonds are falling. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Steady after US inflation figures

  Friday 19 Feb 2010

  US Treasury bond prices were barely changed even though US inflation figures were better than expected. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Gilts fall following January deficit

  Thursday 18 Feb 2010

  Longer-dated gilts have fallen sharply on the back of the news that the UK suffered a budget deficit in January. Read More

• Bonds little changed amid uncertain data

  Wednesday 17 Feb 2010

  There was no shortage of economic news for bond investors to digest, but the data was mixed and gilt prices failed to budge. Read More

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  Bonds round-up: Stable UK rates expected

  Tuesday 16 Feb 2010

  UK gilts are rising on the back of comments by governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King. He reiterated that the recent jump in inflation is only temporary. That means that UK interest rates are ... Read More