The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced new Series I bond rates through October 2026.

A spike in inflation is set to push I bond rates higher. Here’s how much your next rate will rise, when it takes effect, and what’s likely to come after that.

Income investors face a familiar bind in 2026: investment-grade bonds yield around the 10-year Treasury’s roughly 4.4%, while ...

Yields on eurozone government bonds rose, tracking moves in Treasurys, as investors remained concerned about inflation.

Yields on 10-year Treasurys and U.K. government bonds also increased and reached one-month highs as oil prices surged to ...

The U.S. Treasury has increased the rate on Series I savings bonds to 4.26% for bonds issued from May through October 2026, up from 4.03%. The composite rate combines a 0.90% fixed rate with an ...

In a similar fashion, investors have actively deliberated in recent weeks on how much — and when — the Fed will cut interest ...

Sun, March 8, 2026 at 2:11 PM UTC Bond yields are one option for passive income investors, but they're definitely not the only possibility. Sure, you can get a yield of around 4% from 10-year U.S.

A bond ladder staggers bond maturities across multiple years, creating a schedule of predictable cash flows that does not ...

Global bond markets also faced pressure, with the 10-year US Treasury yield rising to a five-week high. This followed the US ...

Oil prices initially dropped to around $106 per barrel before rising again, and remained slightly higher compared with the ...

Indian bond yields slipped below the 7 percent mark in early trade on May 4 as a weekend dip in Brent prices offered relief. Traders though remain on the edge for potential US-Iran shocks that could ...