The US Treasury Secretary has announced that the US will soon unveil unprecedented economic measures against Iran, intensifying efforts to pressure Tehran after nearly six months of conflict.

A US Treasury report has indicated that America is insolvent, prompting famed economists to warn of a potential 'fiscal catastrophe' and raising concerns about financial preparedness.

The U.S. Treasury has issued a final rule that eliminates reporting requirements for U.S. companies and individuals under the Corporate Transparency Act. The act itself remains in effect, but the reporting obligations are removed.

US Treasury officials met with Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez to discuss energy market stability, amidst power outages in Venezuela impacting Washington's plans.

Wall Street traders and strategists are interpreting recent actions by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as fresh signals of anxiety regarding the bond market.

US Treasury yields rose following reports that Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is prepared to raise rates, contributing to an atmosphere of uncertainty in financial markets.

TS Lombard suggests investors are misreading a major economy, creating an opportunity to buy 10-year Treasury gilts over U.S. Treasurys and other international bonds.

The US Treasury announced it will maintain steady debt-sale guidance through 2027, indicating a continued reliance on bill issuance. This decision reflects a subtle shift in its financing strategy.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed that the US supported Japan's intervention in the yen market to help stabilize Asia, noting the yen's level was problematic and the intervention aimed to avert wider Asian instability.

A rare instance of US-Japan intervention to support the yen is giving the Korean won renewed tailwind, raising hopes for its strengthening beyond 1,400 won per dollar. Policymakers confirmed the US Treasury bought yen.

The U.S. Treasury has joined efforts with Tokyo to halt the yen's depreciation against the dollar, underscoring the broader risks posed by instability in Japanese markets.

U.S. Treasury yields declined, with the 10-year note falling over 1 basis point to 4.688%, as oil prices plunged amid hopes of de-escalation in tensions with Iran. This market movement reflects investor reaction to geopolitical developments.

The U.S. Treasury has reportedly intervened to support the Japanese yen, following an earlier intervention by Japan to stabilize its currency.

The U.S. Treasury reportedly intervened to support the Japanese yen following Japan's own efforts to stabilize its currency. This coordinated action aims to address the yen's volatility in the market.

The Bank of Thailand is optimistic that the nation will be removed from the US Treasury's Monitoring List in the upcoming review, following reported improvements in its latest financial assessment.

Thailand is likely to be removed from the US Treasury's Currency Monitoring List in the next review, having met only one of the three assessment criteria.

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng conveyed "serious concern" regarding recent US measures against Beijing during a phone call with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.

The US Treasury conducted two contrasting auctions, selling $139 billion in a stellar 2-year auction and a dismal 5-year auction, ahead of Wednesday's FOMC decision.

Cryptocurrency markets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, are experiencing a retreat in prices, attributed to an increase in U.S. Treasury yields.

The US Treasury Department released a report analyzing currency policies of various countries, stating that 'excessive fluctuations in the yen exchange rate are undesirable'.

The US Treasury Department has concluded in its 2025 report that none of its major trading partners manipulated their currency for trade advantage.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and welcomed the country's progress in implementing economic reforms and preparing for a return to international capital markets.

Pakistan's Finance Minister informed the US Treasury Secretary that the country is transitioning from macroeconomic stabilization to sustainable, export-led growth and is seeking US support for better access to global capital markets.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent announced a significant reduction in China's purchases of Iranian oil, according to a statement on Tuesday.

The US Treasury is navigating a challenging path with its debt strategy, heavily relying on short-term rates that are vulnerable to the Federal Reserve's increasingly hawkish stance.

The US Treasury Secretary announced a new gold coin featuring Donald Trump's portrait, to be released for the 250th anniversary of the USA, honoring the 'remaining legacy of freedom' and serving as a 'symbol of patriotism'.

The US Treasury has sanctioned Iranian national Ali Ansari, describing him as a 'key financier' for Iran's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, accused of embezzling funds for Tehran elites.

The US Treasury Department has announced it will no longer allow Iranian oil sales in US dollars on global markets, following recent tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.

The US Treasury and Mexico's UIF are collaborating to combat cross-border fuel theft by the Jalisco cartel, targeting what is described as the CJNG's most lucrative black market venture outside of drug sales.

Serbia's energy minister stated that patience is wearing thin in talks regarding the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS), emphasizing that Serbia has fulfilled its obligations, following 30-day licenses granted by the US Treasury to NIS and Hungary's MOL.

The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on a Mexican cartel, targeting its expanding financial operations beyond traditional drug trafficking, specifically for its involvement in a fuel theft ring.

Several ETFs, including Hartford and F/m funds, have declared their monthly dividends. These declarations cover a range of investment strategies, from short duration and strategic income to equity premium and various US Treasury notes and bills.

The Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) announced its application to the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for a new operating license.

The US Treasury sold $69 billion in 2-year notes at a high yield of 4.189%, marking the highest yield for this auction since January 2025.

Japanese Finance Minister Katayama met with US Treasury Secretary Bessent to exchange views on currency market trends. Katayama stated that Japan would take decisive action on the foreign exchange market and that the Japan-US agreement remained unwavering.

US Treasury yields, including the benchmark 10-year note, increased as markets reopened after a public holiday, with investors anticipating key inflation data.

The US government sold $518 billion in Treasury securities this week, leading to a spike in 6-month to 2-year Treasury yields, with the 1-year yield reaching its highest since July.

The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the operating license for Serbia's Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) for an additional 15 days.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that Gulf countries would be compensated for damages caused by Iranian attacks, with funds taken from frozen Iranian bank accounts.

Former US Treasury secretary Henry Paulson urged Washington and Beijing to manage their escalating strategic competition, warning that deepening distrust poses a greater risk than trade imbalance and could lead to broader conflict.

The US Treasury Secretary announced the seizure of approximately $1 billion in Iran's crypto holdings. Iran responded by quoting Shakespeare, calling the US a "dwarfish thief."

The U.S. Treasury Department is reportedly planning to utilize Iranian assets to assist American Gulf allies in their recovery efforts.

Global financial markets are experiencing nervousness due to rising government bond yields worldwide, with the benchmark ten-year US Treasury yield reaching around 4% on Wednesday.

Bondbloxx Bloomberg Six Month Target Duration US Treasury ETF and Bondbloxx Bloomberg Five Year Target Duration US Treasury ETF both declared their monthly distributions. The six-month ETF announced a distribution of $0.1530, while the five-year ETF declared $0.1636.

The US Treasury has introduced the "Trump Accounts" app, which will serve as the main interface for a new program aimed at enhancing the long-term financial stability of American families. Account activation for millions of families is expected to commence shortly.

Iran's Foreign Minister Spokesperson has condemned what he described as unlawful US Treasury secretary's threats against Oman, considering them against the UN Charter.

The US Treasury Secretary announced plans to shut down Iranian airlines' access to landing spots and ticket sales, asserting that the Iranian economy is in 'free fall' due to ongoing blockades.

Several Amplify ETFs, including Amplify High Income ETF, Amplify Municipal CEF High Income ETF, and various US Treasury Bill and Note ETFs, have declared their respective monthly dividends. These declarations range from $0.12 to $0.1529 per share.

The US Treasury successfully auctioned $70 billion in 5-year paper, demonstrating solid demand despite marking the twelfth consecutive auction with a 'tail.' Strong foreign demand was a key factor in the auction's positive outcome.

The US Treasury has reportedly subpoenaed activists Hasan Piker and Medea Benjamin as part of a probe into potential violations of Cuba sanctions, including financing, coordinating, or delivering goods to Cuba.

A rout in the US Treasury market is reportedly testing Washington's willingness to accept increased borrowing costs, signaling potential economic challenges.

An analysis suggests that high US Treasury yields, which have reached levels not seen in over a year, are what America needs in the AI era, amidst investor panic and a stock market rally.

Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) saw an increase, mirroring gains in U.S. Treasurys and a drop in oil prices.

The U.S. Treasury has released data on non-competitive bids for its 17-week bills. This information provides insight into investor demand for short-term government debt.

Cyprus' general treasury announced it has written off over €1 million in overdue debts and uncollected revenue for 2025, aiming to streamline decision-making and focus on collecting high-priority arrears.

Bond investors, concerned about global events, have pushed US Treasury yields to their highest levels in over a decade, with the 30-year yield reaching a 19-year peak. This surge reflects market worries about economic impacts.

The US Treasury Secretary, during a meeting with the Bank of Japan Governor in Paris, reiterated concerns that excessive fluctuations in currency exchange rates are undesirable.

The high rates for US 3-month and 6-month Treasury bills have been announced. The 3-month bills reached 3.600%, while the 6-month bills recorded a high rate of 3.615%.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the United States will soon unveil unprecedented economic measures against Iran, intensifying efforts to compel Tehran's capitulation after nearly six months of conflict.

The US government bond market has evolved into a complex and potentially problematic 'toxic codependency,' largely driven by the activities and strategies of hedge funds.

The US Treasury and IRS have introduced new rules allowing payroll contributions to 'Trump Accounts'. Employers can now contribute up to $2,500 tax-free annually for employees' dependent children, with employees also having the option for pre-tax contributions.

The US Treasury conducted a solid 3-year auction, stopping through ahead of tomorrow's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which is anticipated to show tame inflation.

The European Central Bank was reportedly surprised to learn that the US Treasury used euros instead of dollars in its intervention to support the Japanese yen in late July, marking a first since WWII.

The Treasury Department has announced new measures to assume control of millions of defaulted student-loan accounts, including forming new partnerships with vendors.

The US Treasury has initiated a debate regarding potential cutbacks in government bond auctions, a move that could influence bond yields in the world's largest bond market.

The US Treasury Department has removed a counter-terrorism designation from a company linked to Iran's IRGC, though officials state this does not signal a shift in US policy towards Iran or the Middle East conflict.

The Treasury Department is set to announce new guidance aimed at expanding incentives for employers to offer paid family leave, potentially benefiting more Americans.

The US is reportedly nervous as confidence in American national debt has fallen. The US Treasury Secretary is supporting the Japanese currency to prevent Japan, the largest foreign holder, from selling its US Treasuries, which could lead to significant costs.

Bond dealers anticipate that the US Treasury will need to increase the sizes of some fixed-rate borrowing programs next year but is unlikely to signal these changes in the immediate future.

The US Treasury Department was sued by a nonprofit group claiming the government is improperly withholding legal settlements that the Trump administration could use to cover payouts to pardoned Jan.

The Wall Street Journal publishes an opinion piece detailing how the U.S. Treasury is contributing to the rebuilding efforts in Venezuela.

Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has requested a $10 billion Exchange Stabilisation Support Facility from the US Treasury, utilizing a powerful but lesser-known financial tool.

A 'to-do' list belonging to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, photographed by Reuters, revealed a proposal for the US to purchase $5-10 billion of Japanese yen, raising questions about US financial plans.

The Bank of Thailand expresses confidence that the nation could be removed from the US Treasury's Monitoring List during the next review. This optimism stems from reported improvements in the latest assessment.

The US Treasury has sanctioned networks in India, China, and Russia for allegedly supporting Iran's Mahan Air and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The sanctions specifically target Mahan Air's network in China for its alleged ties to the IRGC.

Amplify has announced the declaration of monthly dividends for several of its option income ETFs, including the Solana, LQD Investment Grade, and TLT US Treasury funds. The dividends range from $0.2223 to $0.2493 per share.

US Treasury ETFs have reportedly experienced a 'perfect storm' leading to generational losses, according to an exclusive report. Experts are now offering advice on where investors should seek refuge amidst these challenging market conditions.

The US Treasury Department has expanded its efforts against fraud by launching a new website that offers incentives to whistleblowers. The program provides payments to Americans who report fraud, money laundering, and sanctions violations through a centralized portal.

The US Treasury Department has removed 84 individuals and firms from its sanctions list as part of an ongoing review process.

The United States has imposed sanctions on financial networks operating in Turkey and Britain, citing their links to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. These actions target groups accused of supporting terrorism.

The U.S. Treasury Department has publicly called out China for its lack of transparency regarding the yuan, raising concerns about the currency's valuation and market practices.

BlackRock Inc. reports that elevated US Treasury yields are currently offering investors robust protection against potential financial losses.

Remarks from the U.S. Treasury Secretary have been identified as a 'major catalyst' contributing to a recent surge in Bitcoin's price.

AMG shares tumble after officials question explosive growth of tax-loss harvesting investment techniques

Experts suggest looking beyond stock markets to understand the true state of the economy amidst the Iran war, noting that yields on 10-year US Treasury bills, a key inflation indicator, have risen significantly since the conflict began.

The White House, in collaboration with the US Treasury, Homeland Security, and the Pentagon, is creating a coordination center focused on artificial intelligence cybersecurity.

An analysis delves into the true nature of "foreign" holders of US Treasuries, suggesting that a significant portion includes US hedge funds involved in the "basis trade" and US companies with overseas entities.

India's holdings of US treasuries have dropped to their lowest level in nearly six years, prompting speculation about a potential shift in the Reserve Bank of India's strategy, possibly towards increasing gold reserves.

A US Treasury report warns of potential economic chaos if the current AI surge mirrors the dot-com bubble, while broader tech volatility has reached levels not seen since that era, fueling anxiety among investors and hitting its highest point since the dot-com bust.

The US Treasury has reportedly chosen BlackRock and Vanguard ETFs for Donald Trump's accounts, a decision that has drawn attention given the financial implications and the entities involved.

The US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control has removed four Indian companies—RRG Engineering Technologies, Lokesh Machines, Galaxy Bearings, and Shaurya Aeronautics—from its Russia-related sanctions list.

U.S. Treasury yields edged higher as investors awaited further data and clues on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path, with particular attention on Fed Chair Warsh’s upcoming talks in Europe.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued a warning to oil and gas companies, urging them to lower prices, following previous criticism from Trump regarding slow price drops.

A report by Singapore's UOB suggests ways the private sector can address the U.S. fiscal situation, which it describes as a 'slow burning overhang' for the economy.

The US Treasury Department announced that seven Russian citizens have been removed from US sanctions lists, along with restrictions lifted for two ships and companies linked to Moscow.

Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that U.S. GDP growth can return to 3% before the end of the year.

An analysis suggests that the US Treasury market, considered the backbone of the financial world, is currently on shakier ground, necessitating reforms to bolster its stability.

Japan's Masato Katayama and US Treasury's Jay Shambaugh held online discussions to address issues concerning the Japanese yen. The talks focused on the currency's recent movements and broader economic implications.

On June 23, a book by two New York Times journalists about the second Trump administration will be released, in which they reveal very unpleasant details about US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note experienced a decline ahead of an upcoming Federal Reserve meeting. This movement in bond yields is often watched as an indicator of investor sentiment and expectations for monetary policy.

The US Treasury chief stated that any tolls paid to the Persian Gulf Strait Authority would be offset from Iranian accounts, implying that damage to Gulf allies would be paid for with funds extracted from Iranian accounts.

The U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service are set to propose new regulations concerning tax-exempt executive compensation.

US Treasury yields surged following the release of May payroll data, which significantly surpassed market expectations.

Several ETFs, including PGIM Ultra Short Bond ETF, PGIM Total Return Bond ETF, and BondBloxx Private Credit CLO ETF, have declared their monthly distributions. These declarations provide investors with details on their upcoming payouts.

The US Treasury Department has confirmed the seizure of $1 billion in Iranian cryptocurrencies and is collaborating with European allies to confiscate other assets and block Iranian oil exports.

A recent US Treasury auction for $44 billion in 7-Year notes experienced stellar demand, recording the third-highest foreign award on record.

The US Treasury Department has launched a 'Trump Accounts' application across the nation, though details on its specific function are not immediately clear.

The Cyprus Stock Exchange announced the listing of new Republic of Cyprus Treasury Bills totaling €50 million, following a successful auction held earlier in the week.

A recent surge in US Treasury yields has created a new obstacle for Argentina's government, potentially jeopardizing President Milei's key goal of returning to international debt markets.

A bipartisan bill has been introduced by U.S. senators aiming to restrict the Treasury Department's ability to use the $219 billion Exchange Stabilization Fund to finance foreign allies, specifically targeting Scott Bessent's discretion.

Tepid demand for a recent US Treasury auction indicates investor anxiety and jitters regarding a potential war with Iran.

China has expressed willingness to work with the US on slashing tariffs, while the US Treasury Secretary indicated no rush to extend a trade truce. Discussions continue amidst a broader debate on whether the West is de-risking from or containing China's economy.

The South Korean won fell past 1,510 per dollar, reaching its lowest level in over a month. This depreciation was driven by rising US Treasury yields and significant foreign selling in local equities.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the extension of the sanctions exemption for Russian oil for an additional month. This decision has drawn comments from EU officials, suggesting a lack of complete agreement within the G7 on Russian sanctions policy.

The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on over 50 firms and vessels as part of a crackdown on Iran's shadow banking network.

The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control has imposed sanctions on nine Cuban individuals and the Cuban Intelligence Service. This information was shared on the Treasury Department's website.

The New York stock market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall by 537 points, as disappointment spread regarding the US-China summit and concerns over re-accelerating inflation led to a sell-off in US Treasury bonds.

The US Treasury Secretary reported that oil loading at Iran's Kharg Island has ceased for three days, indicating a significant disruption to the country's oil production and exports.

The US Treasury Secretary has announced that the Trump administration is preparing unprecedented economic measures against Iran, aiming to intensify pressure after nearly six months of conflict.

A US Treasury report indicates that reports of possible transactions related to human smuggling through money-transfer businesses and banks fell by over 60% in 2025, attributed to a 'Trump Crackdown'.

The approximately $30 trillion US Treasury market, a cornerstone of the global financial system, is confronting a challenging period driven by a confluence of rising risks and increasing yields.

Barclays Plc suggests that a shift in the buyer base of US Treasuries towards value-oriented mutual funds and private investors is contributing to 30-year yields reaching multi-decade peaks.

The European Central Bank is reportedly angered by US Treasury Secretary Bessent's decision to sell Euros in order to support the Japanese Yen, calling it an "unprecedented breach."

The US Treasury has announced sanctions against a UAE-based cryptocurrency exchange, alleging its involvement in an Iran sanctions evasion scheme. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated the department would dismantle illicit financial networks supporting the Iranian regime.

The Indian rupee depreciated by six paise against the US dollar, reaching 95.28, influenced by a strong dollar, rising US Treasury yields, and increased importer demand.

The U.S. Treasury's intervention in currency markets is being analyzed for its potential impact and what it means for investors.

A financial commentary revisits the historical event where the US Treasury's actions reportedly caused a significant rally in the Japanese yen in 1998.

A report by Democrat Ron Wyden, citing nonpublic US Treasury documents, claims that Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, and Bank of America delayed reporting suspicious financial transactions, enabling Jeffrey Epstein. The report calls for stricter anti-money-laundering rules and greater oversight of wealthy clients.

The US Treasury has increased its borrowing estimate for the third quarter to $739 billion, reflecting updated financial projections.

Bitcoin's value has fallen due to fears of a carry trade unwind, compounded by pledges from the US Treasury Secretary for further intervention in the Japanese Yen market. These factors are contributing to volatility in the cryptocurrency market.

The U.S. Treasury is reported to have made a significant and historic move aimed at stabilizing the yen market, though specific details of the action were not immediately provided.

Reports indicate that the US Treasury is planning to intervene in the currency market on October 31 by buying yen, an unusual move if it is a coordinated intervention. This action is aimed at supporting Japan's currency.

China's vice premier, US treasury secretary, and US trade representative held a video call where China voiced serious concerns regarding US trade restrictions.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer have met with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to prepare for President Xi Jinping's September visit to the United States, with new trade agreements on the agenda for the Trump administration.

Pakistan's finance minister held a meeting with the US treasury secretary, leading to new understandings and subsequent decisions made at the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) meeting.

JPMorgan Chase and Co. anticipates that the US Treasury will refrain from making changes to bond sales in its upcoming quarterly refunding statement, aiming to avoid unsettling bond markets ahead of crucial midterm elections.

The US Treasury Department has removed 84 targets from its sanctions list, including a North Korean firm, as part of a 'modernization' effort to eliminate outdated designations.

The US Treasury sanctioned four individuals and nine entities linked to an Iranian financial evasion network, urging global governments and financial institutions to avoid engaging with such networks.

The US Treasury has kept both Korea and Thailand on its currency monitoring list, despite Korea's strong economic fundamentals. This decision indicates continued scrutiny of their foreign exchange practices.

US Treasury and Mexican authorities have dealt a significant blow to the Jalisco cartel, sanctioning over 50 members, including El Mencho’s stepson Juan Carlos González, and companies accused of financing the criminal organization.

US Treasury yields have risen to their highest levels since 2025/2026, fueled by surging oil prices nearing $100 a barrel and sparking increased inflation fears and bets on Federal Reserve actions.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has signaled potential action against open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models, citing accusations that Chinese developers are creating low-cost systems using stolen US intellectual property.

The U.S. Treasury Department has expressed concern regarding certain tax strategies, labeling them as potentially abusive.

US Treasury yields saw a slight decrease as investors assessed ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. The 10-year U.S. Treasury note remained broadly flat at 4.594%.

The U.S. Treasury is set to begin minting $1 gold coins featuring President Trump's face, a move that has drawn criticism regarding its legality and purpose.

The US Treasury Department has announced new sanctions targeting Cuba's tourism ministry and several state-owned companies.

The US Treasury Secretary's 'yes, sir' comment has been linked to a significant increase in the US trade surplus with Spain and a sharp decline in US investment in Spain, following a year of tension.

A draft report from the US Treasury warns of potential economic chaos if the current surge in artificial intelligence development mirrors the speculative bubble of the dot-com era.

The US Treasury has removed sanctions against four Indian companies, including RRG Engineering Technologies and Lokesh Machines, which were previously accused of supplying advanced technologies to the Russian military.

A Portuguese company, Avenidas Flutuantes Unipessoal Lda, based in Setúbal and linked to Vítor Shimada, has had its assets and transactions blocked by the US Treasury Department due to alleged ties with the Brazilian criminal organization PCC.

The US Treasury’s OFAC has issued a new operating license to the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) and extended its shareholders' ability to operate and negotiate sales.

The U.S. Treasury Department has launched a new online portal to streamline the process for individuals and entities to request removal from sanctions lists. This initiative aims to make it easier for those sanctioned under programs like the Magnitsky Act to appeal their designation.

A Nagpur-based company and its CEO have been blacklisted by the US Treasury Department for allegedly supplying military explosives to Sudan, exacerbating the ongoing civil war.

The US Treasury has removed seven Russian individuals, two vessels, and two Turkish companies from its sanctions list, without providing a reason for the decision.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that China surpassing the United States in artificial intelligence poses the "biggest risk" of the technology, outweighing concerns about safety or job losses.

As part of a broader economic relief package for Iran, the US Treasury has announced a sanctions waiver, valid until August 21, allowing Tehran to export oil and related products and receive payments for these sales.

Data released by the Cyprus Treasury shows that state income reached €3.8 billion by the end of May 2026, primarily driven by tax revenues, with the state budget implementation at 35% for revenue and 32% for expenditure.

The US Treasury did not extend its sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil, which expired at midnight, raising questions about its implications for India amidst a new US-Iran peace deal.

The US Treasury Department has published a list of medical devices that now require 'specific authorization' for export to North Korea. This move appears to tighten licensing requirements for these items amidst North Korea's activities.

US Treasury Secretary Bessent announced a plan to compensate America's Gulf regional allies using frozen funds, stating that 'Iran Will Pay' in a move to address tensions in the region.

The US Treasury Department has announced an easing of legal restrictions across various licenses pertaining to Venezuela, signaling a potential shift in sanctions policy.

The US Treasury Secretary has made statements regarding the Clarity ACT, suggesting that its provisions could bring about significant and lasting changes to the landscape of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulation.

Airlines operating in Venezuela will now be required to pay for their fuel directly to the US Treasury. This new measure is part of a series of financial sanctions imposed by Washington, which claims control over Venezuela following the capture of President Nicolas Maduro.

US Treasury bills are showing high rates, with 3-month bills at 3.630% and 6-month bills at 3.665%. These figures reflect current market conditions for short-term government debt.

The U.S. Treasury Department announced it is removing 76 'outdated targets' from its sanctions list as part of a streamlining effort.

The high rate for U.S. 3-month Treasury bills reached 3.595%, while 6-month bills saw a high rate of 3.650%. These figures indicate an increase in short-term government borrowing costs.

An analysis suggests that the recent rout in the US Treasury market is challenging Washington's willingness to accept higher borrowing costs.

Reuters published tables detailing non-competitive bids for both U.S. 9-year 8-month Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) and 8-week Treasury bills.

Turkey reportedly sold off nearly all of its holdings in US Treasuries during the month of March.

The US Treasury's auction of $16 billion in 20-year notes, which included 7-year notes, saw solid pricing and strong foreign demand.

Top European finance ministers have privately appealed to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, urging the US administration to bring an end to the war with Iran.

US Treasury yields have fallen below the 5% mark, leading to concerns and tremors in the financial markets.

The yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond has climbed to its highest level since 2007, indicating significant shifts in the bond market.

Mainland Chinese investors, along with other global institutions, reduced their holdings of US Treasury bills in March due to uncertainties surrounding the US-Israel conflict with Iran.

Major foreign holders of U.S. debt are reportedly considering selling off Treasury bonds and repatriating their funds, a move that could lead to a significant increase in U.S. borrowing costs.