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Original OpenBook briefings on currencies, central banks, inflation and bond yields, based on public market reporting. Follow an instrument on its market page.
Rising prices have been crushing consumer confidence and biting at Americans’ wallets for more than five years now.
Don’t look now, but there are some technical reasons to believe that U.S.
This could be a bargain, especially for very high earners and those in high-tax locations.
Rising bond yields and expected Fed rate hikes have wrecked the bank’s forecast for the buck
Milk yield was affected by a series of extreme heatwaves which led to poor grazing conditions, researchers say.
Back-to-back weak auctions for Treasury notes show that government repurchases haven’t spurred demand for bonds.
Inflation pressures have been so persistent this year in part because businesses have been able to pass along higher prices to consumers.
The bond market is getting too aggressive in pricing in Federal Reserve rate hikes, a former central bank official says.
Fallout from these decisions pushed prices higher and pressured worker pay
Businesses are growing at the fastest pace in over four years.
Economists at Nomura say the new way Kevin Warsh is tracking inflation doesn’t have better predictive power than core readings.
Borrowing was higher than expected in August as inflation piles pressure on the government ahead of the Budget.
