G7 Ministers Discuss Strategies To Accelerate Economic Activity After Lockdown
World News | Reuters | Friday May 1, 2020
Finance ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) countries on Thursday discussed strategies to accelerate economic activity once they reopened after sweeping lockdowns aimed at containing the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Treasury said.
US Blacklists Iranian Oil Tanker Adrian Darya, Sanctions Captain
World News | Reuters | Saturday August 31, 2019
The U.S. Treasury Department on Friday blacklisted the Iranian oil tanker Adrian Darya, which is at the center of a confrontation between Washington and Tehran, and sanctioned its captain.
Rupee Extends Gains Against US Dollar
Business | NDTV Profit Team | Wednesday November 22, 2017
Globally, the dollar dipped against its peers today, weighed down as U.S. Treasury yields failed to rise despite increasing investor risk appetite in broader financial markets.
Opinion: The Contrasting Telecom Fortunes Of Mukesh And Anil Ambani
Opinion | Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Gadfly | Tuesday November 21, 2017
Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man, sold 10-year dollar notes at just 130 basis points over U.S. Treasuries on Monday. None of the existing debt of Indian nonfinancial issuers, including state-owned firms, was raised this cheaply, according to Bloomberg News reporters Carrie Hong and Neha D'silva.
Treasury Secretary's Wife Just Apologized For 'Highly Insensitive' Instagram Post
World News | Damian Paletta, The Washington Post | Wednesday August 23, 2017
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's wife, Louise Linton, apologized Tuesday for boasting about her wealth and then disparaging someone who criticized her during a nasty social media exchange, trying to quell a raft of criticism about her insult-laced attack.
Wall Street Rebounds From Trump-Induced Sell-Off; Dollar Rises
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday May 19, 2017
U.S. Treasury yields rose from one-month lows as stocks recovered from Wednesday's drop, reducing demand for safe-haven bonds.
Dollar Struggles, Pressured By Concerns Of US Protectionism
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday January 24, 2017
Lower U.S. Treasury yields also undermined the dollar. The benchmark 10-year yield posted its biggest one-day drop in more than two weeks as concerns about the fallout of Trump's tough stance on trade spurred safe-haven demand for bonds.
Asia Shares Fall On Weaker Wall Street As Treasury Yields Hit 18-Month High
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday December 2, 2016
Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries touched 2.492 percent on Thursday, the highest since June 2015, after data showed factory activity accelerating in November.
Gold Rises For Second Day On Asia Physical Buying, Dollar Drop
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday November 22, 2016
Gold has fallen more than $120 an ounce from its post-U.S. election peak on Nov. 9 as U.S. Treasury yields posted their biggest two-week rise in more than five years and the dollar shot higher.
Bonds Selloff Deepens As Japanese Stocks Buoyed By Weaker Yen
Business | Narayanan Somasundaram, Adam Haigh, Bloomberg | Friday October 28, 2016
Benchmark bond yields in Australia and New Zealand climbed to their highest levels since May after rates on U.S. Treasuries surged this week amid mounting speculation the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by December.
Global Stocks Rally On Bumper US Jobs Data
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday July 8, 2016
Stocks jumped on Friday and U.S. Treasury yields edged up from this week's record low after data showed that U.S. job growth accelerated rapidly in June, surpassing even the most optimistic of forecasts.
US Jobs Data To Draw Bruising, Volatile Week To Close
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday July 8, 2016
Stocks struggled for direction on Friday and U.S. Treasury yields remained anchored close to this week's record low, marking their longest run of consecutive weekly declines in four years ahead of the latest U.S. unemployment report.
The Untold Story Behind Saudi Arabia's 41-Year US Debt Secret
World News | Andrea Wong, Bloomberg | Tuesday May 31, 2016
It was July 1974. A steady predawn drizzle had given way to overcast skies when William Simon, newly appointed U.S. Treasury secretary, and his deputy, Gerry Parsky, stepped onto an 8 a.m. flight from Andrews Air Force Base. On board, the mood was tense. That year, the oil crisis had hit home.
Janet Yellen Says Fed Rate Hike Likely Appropriate In Coming Months
Business | Thomson Reuters | Saturday May 28, 2016
Prices for U.S. Treasuries fell after Ms Yellen's remarks, while stocks rose. The U.S. dollar was trading higher against a basket of currencies.
Asian Shares Rise, But Japan Down On Weak Data
Business | Thomson Reuters | Monday May 23, 2016
Adding to concerns over the downbeat data, local media reported that Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso on Saturday told U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew in a separate meeting that Japan will raise sales tax as planned.
G7 Ministers Discuss Strategies To Accelerate Economic Activity After Lockdown
World News | Reuters | Friday May 1, 2020
Finance ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) countries on Thursday discussed strategies to accelerate economic activity once they reopened after sweeping lockdowns aimed at containing the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Treasury said.
US Blacklists Iranian Oil Tanker Adrian Darya, Sanctions Captain
World News | Reuters | Saturday August 31, 2019
The U.S. Treasury Department on Friday blacklisted the Iranian oil tanker Adrian Darya, which is at the center of a confrontation between Washington and Tehran, and sanctioned its captain.
Rupee Extends Gains Against US Dollar
Business | NDTV Profit Team | Wednesday November 22, 2017
Globally, the dollar dipped against its peers today, weighed down as U.S. Treasury yields failed to rise despite increasing investor risk appetite in broader financial markets.
Opinion: The Contrasting Telecom Fortunes Of Mukesh And Anil Ambani
Opinion | Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Gadfly | Tuesday November 21, 2017
Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man, sold 10-year dollar notes at just 130 basis points over U.S. Treasuries on Monday. None of the existing debt of Indian nonfinancial issuers, including state-owned firms, was raised this cheaply, according to Bloomberg News reporters Carrie Hong and Neha D'silva.
Treasury Secretary's Wife Just Apologized For 'Highly Insensitive' Instagram Post
World News | Damian Paletta, The Washington Post | Wednesday August 23, 2017
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's wife, Louise Linton, apologized Tuesday for boasting about her wealth and then disparaging someone who criticized her during a nasty social media exchange, trying to quell a raft of criticism about her insult-laced attack.
Wall Street Rebounds From Trump-Induced Sell-Off; Dollar Rises
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday May 19, 2017
U.S. Treasury yields rose from one-month lows as stocks recovered from Wednesday's drop, reducing demand for safe-haven bonds.
Dollar Struggles, Pressured By Concerns Of US Protectionism
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday January 24, 2017
Lower U.S. Treasury yields also undermined the dollar. The benchmark 10-year yield posted its biggest one-day drop in more than two weeks as concerns about the fallout of Trump's tough stance on trade spurred safe-haven demand for bonds.
Asia Shares Fall On Weaker Wall Street As Treasury Yields Hit 18-Month High
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday December 2, 2016
Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries touched 2.492 percent on Thursday, the highest since June 2015, after data showed factory activity accelerating in November.
Gold Rises For Second Day On Asia Physical Buying, Dollar Drop
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday November 22, 2016
Gold has fallen more than $120 an ounce from its post-U.S. election peak on Nov. 9 as U.S. Treasury yields posted their biggest two-week rise in more than five years and the dollar shot higher.
Bonds Selloff Deepens As Japanese Stocks Buoyed By Weaker Yen
Business | Narayanan Somasundaram, Adam Haigh, Bloomberg | Friday October 28, 2016
Benchmark bond yields in Australia and New Zealand climbed to their highest levels since May after rates on U.S. Treasuries surged this week amid mounting speculation the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by December.
Global Stocks Rally On Bumper US Jobs Data
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday July 8, 2016
Stocks jumped on Friday and U.S. Treasury yields edged up from this week's record low after data showed that U.S. job growth accelerated rapidly in June, surpassing even the most optimistic of forecasts.
US Jobs Data To Draw Bruising, Volatile Week To Close
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday July 8, 2016
Stocks struggled for direction on Friday and U.S. Treasury yields remained anchored close to this week's record low, marking their longest run of consecutive weekly declines in four years ahead of the latest U.S. unemployment report.
The Untold Story Behind Saudi Arabia's 41-Year US Debt Secret
World News | Andrea Wong, Bloomberg | Tuesday May 31, 2016
It was July 1974. A steady predawn drizzle had given way to overcast skies when William Simon, newly appointed U.S. Treasury secretary, and his deputy, Gerry Parsky, stepped onto an 8 a.m. flight from Andrews Air Force Base. On board, the mood was tense. That year, the oil crisis had hit home.
Janet Yellen Says Fed Rate Hike Likely Appropriate In Coming Months
Business | Thomson Reuters | Saturday May 28, 2016
Prices for U.S. Treasuries fell after Ms Yellen's remarks, while stocks rose. The U.S. dollar was trading higher against a basket of currencies.
Asian Shares Rise, But Japan Down On Weak Data
Business | Thomson Reuters | Monday May 23, 2016
Adding to concerns over the downbeat data, local media reported that Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso on Saturday told U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew in a separate meeting that Japan will raise sales tax as planned.
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