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US shares rise even as bond yields climb
US shares rose alongside bond yields. Large contracts explain Germany’s sharp fall in orders, while higher energy prices squeeze European businesses.
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Jobs growth slows, but borrowing gets no cheaper
US payroll growth slowed to 29,000, but the ten-year yield rose to 5.28%. How euro-area inflation, Micron earnings and the dollar affect portfolios.
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US yields eased while euro-area borrowing costs rose
US Treasury yields fell on 1 October. Euro-area new mortgage rates rose in August, while Lithuanian house prices outpaced the euro-area average.
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September ends with US ten-year Treasury yield at 5.29%
The US ten-year Treasury yield ended September at 5.29%. Consumer spending is growing, while energy is again driving faster price rises in Europe.
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US ten-year bond yield at 5.24%: who faces costlier borrowing?
The US ten-year bond yield rose to 5.24%. We explain how borrowing and energy costs affect profits and what NVIDIA’s buyback announcement means.
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US–China trade hopes: where does profit risk remain?
US and Chinese product lists worth about $30bn each were published. Chinese profit growth slowed, while a 5.17% US yield underlines debt costs.
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The economy is growing, but borrowing costs are rising
The S&P 500 rose 1.21% as the US ten-year yield reached 5.17%. How borrowing costs, trade and fuel inventories affect bonds and company profits.
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US ten-year yield at 5.18%: where does risk rise?
The US ten-year yield reached 5.18%. Resilient demand, thin fuel stocks and slower European growth affect portfolios in different ways.
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Long US Yields Fell. What Changes With the ECB Evidence?
The US ten-year yield fell to 4.96%, while ECB evidence showed faster energy pass-through and weaker company profit expectations.
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