Bond Market

Or Poria of Poria Financial Investments published a weekly market review, highlighting how multi-year peak bond yields and a strengthening US dollar are dictating global and local financial trends.

Despite warning signals from the U.S. bond market and rising yields, HSBC maintains a Maximum Overweight recommendation on equities, favoring technology stocks and gold.

Market analysts weigh the Fed's upcoming interest rate decision, balancing expectations of a rate hike against potential impacts on stock and bond markets amid shifting inflation views.

Calcalist's Money Engines podcast outlines five macroeconomic forces shaping global and Israeli markets, from US bond yields and oil to local budget deficits.

The moderation of inflation and changes in the local labor market increase the probability of a significant step on Tuesday, while in the US a completely opposite trend is being recorded. Analysts at Leader Capital Markets provide their analysis.

Ahead of the September 1st decision, amid geopolitical and budgetary risks, Harel experts assess the likelihood of an interest rate cut in Israel while analyzing global economic trends.

A dramatic review by the investment house Julius Baer presents a shake-up in global markets with updated forecasts for precious metals and a shift in the dollar-euro exchange rate outlook.

Bitcoin surged to over $79,000 within a few days, crypto stocks soared, and short sellers were forced to buy back positions worth billions. There is no single factor behind the move: a change in US Treasury policy sparked the gains, the liquidation of shorts accelerated them, and Trump and institutional money provided the fuel for the continuation.

The US Treasury's move regarding the bond market has ignited a historic rally in the currency. For the first time in six months, Bitcoin is beating both gold and the S&P 500 index. What is driving the surge, and why do experts think this time is different?

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is attempting to stabilize the $32 trillion US Treasury bond market. Investors are concerned about rising government spending and inflation amid the war in Iran.

The Bitcoin currency showed a significant jump of 4% to a value of more than 71 thousand dollars. Experts estimate that investors should prepare themselves for a move toward 100 thousand dollars by the end of the year.

Following an emergency move by the US Treasury in the bond market, the US currency is losing ground rapidly. How will this extreme step affect interest rates and what will the Federal Reserve do now?

The world demands more security and energy infrastructure, but supply is struggling to keep up. A chief investment officer explains why the new reality is forcing investors to recalculate their path.

A surge in oil prices and inflation fears are pushing bond yields upward, but unusually, the spreads between government and corporate bond yields are not widening sharply. We explore the drivers of this equation, the opportunities it presents, and how to start investing.