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Data earlier on Monday showed China’s GDP advanced just 0.2% quarter on quarter
US figures on consumer prices released on Wednesday come in slightly higher than forecast
Crude oil prices pull back after hovering around three-year maximum level
Upper house of Congress passes stop-gap measure to stave off threat of a default
Concerns remain over gaps in liquidity after weak supports during pandemic-induced instability
Yields jump for bonds maturing after October date when government funds could run out
Rising rates don’t have to crush stocks, but they can
Intervention from Williams comes as Yellen says failure to increase borrowing limit would be ‘catastrophic’
Anticipated squeeze on quantitative easing heralds end of bull run
A fabulous run for fixed income is no guide to the future — especially with rates expected to rise and prices fall
Opinion is divided on whether price rise pressures will subside or persist
Demand for US debt from China and Japan has kept prices high and yields low ahead of expected ‘taper’ this year
‘Transitory’ inflation is lingering longer than central banks expected
A fun chart to tide you over
Both Democrats and Republicans may be underestimating the trouble it might cause
Not the first time ‘bond king’ has called time on the four-decade bull market
US political stand-off piles pressure on stretched short-term government bond supply
Collateral chains are key to market liquidity, but credit conditions could tighten
‘Lousy’ liquidity sets stage for choppiness when Fed chief Jay Powell speaks this week
To value US sovereign debt, think about what it buys
Goldman Sachs cuts quarterly US growth outlook to 5.5% as data point to slackening recovery
Returns this year have outpaced those for riskier types of debt such as junk bonds
Wall Street ekes out advances while European equities notch up 10 consecutive sessions of record closing highs
Lower supplies of new Treasuries expected to counter effects of cutting back on central bank support
Dollar moves slightly lower while Treasury yields ease
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