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Mortgage rates mixed as Treasury yields fluctuate this week
Mortgage rates on several loan types rose early last week then declined, ending mixed, as traders watch Treasury yields and Middle East developments for direction this week.
Japan PM Takaichi confirms support to curb mounting energy bills
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi confirms new support measures to curb rising energy bills, raising concerns over additional debt issuance and fiscal discipline.
BlackRock Sees Sufficient Factors to Justify Fed Rate Cut
BlackRock's Saigal says the Federal Reserve has sufficient factors to justify a rate cut under new chair Kevin Warsh, signaling a potential shift in monetary policy.
SoftBank Raises $1.6 Billion in Yen Bonds for Retail Investors
SoftBank Group plans to raise ¥260 billion ($1.6 billion) via subordinated bonds aimed at retail investors, its second such offering in two months, tapping individual demand in Japan's low-yield environment.
India Bond Investors Use Soaring Swap Rates to Boost Returns
Indian debt fund managers are turning to swap-based strategies as multi-year high swap rates offer a way to enhance fixed-income returns in a rising rate environment.
Gold Rises as Iran Deal Hopes Ease Inflation Worries
Gold prices advanced as signs of a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz tempered inflation expectations, reducing safe-haven demand for the dollar and boosting bullion.
Hormel Foods (HRL) Among Top High Yield Stocks for Retirement Income
Hormel Foods (HRL) offers a 5.51% dividend yield, but analysts have lowered price targets, signaling caution despite strong Q1 results.
ECB Likely to Revise Its Inflation Outlook in June, Lagarde Says
ECB President Lagarde signaled the central bank will likely raise its inflation forecast at the June meeting, reinforcing expectations of a cautious approach to rate cuts.
Kevin Warsh faces Fed trap where rate cuts become impossible
Kevin Warsh's potential Fed chairmanship comes at a time when persistent inflation and fiscal constraints may prevent rate cuts, creating a policy trap for the new leader.
Morgan Stanley: 150 years of data show bonds fail as shock absorber when inflation runs hot
Morgan Stanley's analysis of 150 years of data reveals that bonds lose their traditional role as a portfolio shock absorber when inflation is elevated, challenging the 60/40 model.
Bangladesh Central Bank Unveils $5 Billion Fund to Boost Growth
Bangladesh's central bank launched a 600 billion-taka ($5 billion) package to revive shuttered factories and support small businesses, aiming to spur economic growth amid global headwinds.
Ken Griffin warns inflation still hurts Americans as egg prices top $8
Billionaire Ken Griffin warns that inflation remains 'deeply triggering' for Americans, citing an $8 dozen eggs as a symbol of persistent price pain.
Best high-yield savings rates today, May 23, 2026: Earn up to 4.1% APY
Savings account rates remain elevated despite recent Fed cuts, with top offers still yielding up to 4.1% APY, well above the national average of 0.38%.
IMAX sale attracts tech, media, and sovereign wealth funds
IMAX's potential sale is drawing interest from tech firms, media companies, and sovereign wealth funds, highlighting the enduring value of premium cinema experiences despite broader industry challenges.
Muni Bond Sales Surge in 2026, May Issuance Highest Since 2015
Municipal bond issuance in May 2026 has reached the highest level for that month since 2015, with about $35 billion in sales so far this year, according to Bloomberg data.
Credit Entry Points Incredibly Attractive, Says Capital Group Director
Capital Group's Margaret Steinbach says credit entry points are incredibly attractive, even as high-yield credit spreads near two-decade lows and investor unease builds.
Oil hits 8-month low as Iran nuclear deal talks advance
Crude oil fell to its lowest since May 8, dropping below $95, as reports of progress in Iran nuclear negotiations raised expectations of increased supply, while weak consumer sentiment data added pressure.
Bond Strategy Shields Portfolios from Rising Interest Rates
A little-known bond duration formula shows how long to hold bonds to neutralize the impact of rising interest rates, offering a hedge for fixed-income portfolios.
Stock Market Week Ahead: Marvell, Dell and Fed Inflation Gauge
Investors focus on Marvell and Dell earnings alongside the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, the core PCE price index, which will shape rate expectations.
Euro-Zone Inflation Surprise Strengthens Case for ECB Rate Hike
Inflation in the euro zone's four largest economies accelerated or remained elevated in May, reinforcing expectations that the European Central Bank will deliver a rate hike at its upcoming meeting.
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