Investors expect U.S. economic growth to slow, as reflected by falling U.S. Treasury bond yields and rising concerns about future economic performance. The nominal yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury ...

Yield equivalence is a concept in financial analysis that facilitates the comparison of yields between different types of debt securities, even if they have varying payment frequencies or structures.

Investors who own bonds or a bond fund watch to see if Treasury yields and interest rates will rise and to what extent. If rates are increasing, they may avoid bonds with longer-term maturities, ...

Yields on emerging Asian bonds after adjusting for inflation have surged versus nominal yields, raising the appeal of the region’s debt. An average of seven emerging Asian 10-year yields adjusted for ...