Long-term bonds may outperform stocks for decades amid slowing GDP growth and demographic trends. Click here for more ...

2013 is particularly interesting at the 1o-year Treasury yield was 1.76% when Treasury VIX hits its lows and yields started to rise. The 10-year Treasury closed Friday at 1.74%.

Chart 1 plots historical Treasury yields and annual CPI inflation rates over the last 60 years. The data are sourced from the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis FRED database. Negative ex ante real ...

The bond market is experiencing one of its worst declines on record after interest rates surged. The iShares 20+ year US Treasury ETF has seen its worst sell-off ever, falling as much as 47%.

Market volatility remained significant, with average volatility across bonds and equities staying pinned above a key floor, showing that traders continued to stay uneasy, BofA's chart on the ...

Historically, stocks have struggled to move higher once bond yields rise more than two standard deviations in a single month, which would be equivalent to the 10-year US Treasury yield spiking to ...

For years now, bond yields have been dismal. Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note have regularly been under 2.5% over the last decade-plus. Compare that to 11.8% average annual returns of ...

But the rise in yields is instead making it costlier to borrow, “tightening financial conditions” in Wall Street parlance. The average 30-year U.S. mortgage rate rose to 6.9% last week.

In One Chart Recent rally in Treasury bond yields could be overdone, says this chart watcher The spread between the copper/gold ratio and 10-year yields is the widest in decades, says Chris Kimble ...

Instead, the opposite is happening. Yields on long-term U.S. Treasury bonds—which serve as a benchmark for many home mortgages and other key consumer and business borrowing rates—have risen to ...