Japan and the United States are stepping up coordination as the yen approaches a closely watched level near 160 per dollar, putting renewed focus on currency stability, interest-rate differences and the risk of intervention in foreign-exchange markets. The yen’s weakness

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 4.78% as a powerful global bond selloff pushed borrowing costs higher and investors reassessed the outlook for inflation, government debt and interest rates. The move puts the benchmark U.S. Treasury market under renewed

U.S. borrowing costs are becoming a central concern for investors as long-term Treasury yields remain elevated and markets closely examine the government’s debt strategy. Recent volatility in the Treasury market has raised questions about how much the United States will

Treasury bond buybacks are taking on greater importance in U.S. financial markets after the Treasury Department moved to double the size of certain purchases of longer-term government securities. The decision is aimed at improving liquidity and supporting orderly trading after

Long-term U.S. bond yields are climbing as investors confront two powerful forces at the same time: persistent inflation concerns and growing worries about the federal deficit. The combination is putting renewed pressure on Treasury markets and could keep borrowing costs

U.S. government borrowing is becoming an increasingly important concern for financial markets as investors demand higher returns to hold Treasury securities, raising questions about the long-term cost of financing America’s growing debt. The U.S. debt Treasury yields relationship is receiving