Negative yields are occurring with greater frequency in global bond markets. What generates negative yields and why do investors continue to buy these money-losing bonds? Markets and economics are ...

Occasionally, however, the interest rates of shorter-term treasuries rise above those of longer-term treasuries, resulting in a line with a negative slope. This is known as an inverted yield curve ...

So taking a car loan, mortgage, line of credit, student loan ... interest rates is to lower the value of the euro. Low or negative yields on European debt may deter foreign investors, thus ...

The MACD lines crossed and the MACD-His turned negative on November 8 th. The yields have bounced from the recent lows but the MACDs have stayed negative. A close in yields below the 20-day EMA at ...

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke wants inflation to rise to a 2% floor US Treasury Department sold securities that fetched a negative yield for the first time, implying investors are willing to pay the ...

After showing a lack of direction early in the session, treasuries came under pressure over the course of the trading day on Friday.

The gap between the S&P 500's earnings yield and the 10-year Treasury yield has slipped into negative territory and is at its widest point since 2002. Put differently, the relative attractiveness ...

normally higher than Treasury yields — what finance wonks call an equity risk premium. But the equity risk premium turned negative late last year for the first time in more than two decades.

In 2016, something extraordinary happened in global bond markets. Bond yields in many cases had already turned negative. In other words, investors were paying governments for the privilege of ...