Government Debt News

The US Treasury announced it will buy back $6 billion in government debt to stabilize the bond market, as bond yields have reached their highest point since the

The US 10-year Treasury yield is approaching 5%, raising concerns across corporate borrowing, stock valuations, government debt, real rates, and dealmaking, des

Indian government bond yields remained stable on Friday as traders awaited an impending debt sale to gauge market demand. The market is also influenced by stabl

Long-term US Treasury yields are expected to remain high due to persistent inflation, increased government and corporate debt issuance, and a changing investor

Global government borrowing costs are reaching multi-decade highs as persistent inflation, renewed oil price gains, and substantial government debt put upward p

The increasing government debt and borrowing costs are bringing the concept of fiscal dominance into focus, raising concerns that central banks might be pressur

Rising interest payments on government debt are creating a new global economic era, requiring tighter budgets and potentially uneven consequences. The situation

Gold is poised for its third consecutive weekly gain, driven by concerns over the US Treasury's unexpected increase in buybacks of long-dated government debt.

The US Treasury has unexpectedly announced an increase in buybacks of long-dated government debt, following a period where yields on such securities reached mul

Interest rates on long-term government debt in the US, UK, Germany, and Japan have significantly increased, driven by factors such as rising oil prices, AI deve

A think tank favored by Andy Burnham, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), warns that Labour is accumulating a significant debt burden, with one in

Centrelink is pursuing $4.93 billion in unpaid debts, some over 40 years old, despite a government agreement to waive old arrears. Advocates and legal bodies ar

Labour politicians, including those close to Andy Burnham, are urging the Prime Minister to convert failing water companies into not-for-profit cooperatives, pr

A bond rout, driven by investor concerns over government debt and expectations of Fed rate hikes, is negatively impacting prospective home buyers and challengin

IMF projections indicate the United States will remain the most indebted government by 2026 with $40.7 trillion in public debt, while Japan continues to lead in