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Barron’s spoke with former colleagues of the leading candidate to replace Chair Jerome Powell.

Markets continue to price in over two cuts in 2026, betting that labor-market softness will outweigh lingering inflation pressures.

The Fed’s decision to cut interest rates helped moved the 10-year Treasury yield lower—and mortgage rates by extension.

The 10-year Treasury yield, which informs the direction of mortgage rates, was heading lower after the Fed’s rate cut.

The outlook for interest rates next year has changed notably over the past month.

A rate cut from the central bank that is considered hawkish could keep stock market gains muted in December.

Rising yields globally combined with Fed uncertainty have weighed on the U.S. government debt market.

Buyers in some places will feel more relief from high costs as supply and demand cause prices to fall in certain parts of the U.S. and rise in others.

Higher interest rates have brought a tide of red ink to the bank.

A new report reveals a global financial system that is in transition.

The metal’s struggles this month will likely turn out to be a blip, Goldman says.

It may seem crazy to move money out of shares, considering how well equities have done.

Demand and supply for U.S. debt have been a focal point for Wall Street strategists.

Listen closely. Financial markets may be whispering a warning.

More than 10 officials from the central bank are scheduled to speak publicly this week.

President Donald Trump’s suggestion of a 50-year mortgage and its drawbacks highlight the challenge of solving for high home purchase costs.

An end to the shutdown helps. But it wasn’t what markets were concerned about.

The Cleveland Fed president worries more about inflation than a cooling labor market.

The last announcement of an increase occurred in February 2024.

The Republican-appointed justices appeared divided in the depth of their skepticism to the government’s case.

Recent bond market dynamics make mortgage-backed securities especially attractive for risk-averse investors. Here are three funds to consider.

Amid a data blackout due to the government shutdown, traders now face a single day on which the demand and supply sides of the market are being thrown into question.

The department projects it will borrow less money from the market than it forecast earlier, primarily because it started the quarter with more cash on hand.

Treasury plans typically don’t get nearly the attention of Federal Reserve announcements. But its statement could affect bonds, and in turn other asset prices.