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Interest rates will fall in 2026. But will bond yields fall, too?

The world’s public finances look ever more perilous. Advanced economies’ debt-to-GDP ratios are projected to exceed 110% in 2026 ... Read More

What To Tell Yield-Hungry Clients If Rates Fall?

The worst thing clients can do in response to interest rate cuts is make drastic asset allocation changes, advisors say. Read More

Entire Treasury Yield Curve From 3 Months To 30 Years Has Risen Since Fed's Rate Cut, Mortgage Rates Too; Bond Market Edgy About Inflation And Supply

Since the Fed’s rate cut at the end of October, the entire yield curve from the 3-month Treasury yield to the 30-year Treasury yield has risen. Mortgage rates have risen too. Read more here. Read More

Will a CD account still be worth opening in 2026? Experts weigh in

CD accounts have offered savers multiple benefits in recent years, but will they still be worth opening in 2026? Read More

Treasury Yields Fall as October Data Risk Never Being Released

Treasury yields declined as the end of the government shutdown looked imminent. Read More

Treasury yields sink as bonds rally after soft September consumer inflation report

U.S. Treasury yields largely fell across the board as traders snapped up bonds after the September consumer price index (CPI) data came in cooler than expected. Earlier, market participants starved of ... Read More

Interest rates are falling-here's where to park cash

Interest rates are on the decline, prompting savers to reassess their cash strategies as yields fall across accounts and loans. Mortgage interest rates recently fell to a three-year low, offering ... Read More

How much should you keep in a CD? Balancing safety and yields in a falling-rate environment

How much is too much to invest in a CD? Here's how to leverage a certificate of deposit without missing out on higher yields elsewhere. Read More