Former President Trump's actions have initiated a monetary conflict with Europe, highlighting the fragility of US bonds. His defense of the yen and criticism of the euro reveal underlying weaknesses in the dollar's position.

A prominent investor who has profited from US bonds for 44 years has reportedly changed his investment strategy, signaling a significant shift in the markets.

Hoisington Investment Management Co., a bond manager known for its bullish stance on US Treasuries for over 30 years, has now adopted a decidedly bearish outlook.

Treasuries advanced as investors dialed back expectations for Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes following news of a deal to halt the Iran war.

US bonds have shown a return to pre-war calm, though market observers are betting this period of stability will be short-lived.

Japan and China have reportedly engaged in massive sales of US government bonds in March, as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and oil price shocks fuel concerns about a potential currency crisis.

Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, issued a warning that financial entities purchasing US government bonds, thereby funding the US military, would be considered 'legitimate targets'.

KFOR denied that the US Bondsteel base in Kosovo is being used for the air campaign against Iran.

László Szíjj's company, which has received state funding, stated that it is not their place to comment on whether state entities purchased their bonds, in response to questions about mysterious bonds and Péter Magyar's accusations.

Investors are grappling with a market environment where a strong US dollar often correlates with negative performance for US bonds, seeking strategies to mitigate the impact.

US bonds experienced a slide following robust jobs data, which has fueled speculation about a potential Federal Reserve interest rate hike in 2026.

Reports indicate that Turkey sold nearly all of its American bonds following an attack on Iran. This move suggests a significant financial reaction to the geopolitical event.

Yields on US bonds dipped after a report from Iran's semi-official Tasnim suggested progress in US-Iran talks, including a proposed temporary waiver on Iran oil sanctions, citing a source close to the negotiation team.

The conflict in the Middle East, particularly the war in Iran, is paradoxically favoring Bitcoin over traditional safe-haven assets like gold and US bonds, challenging typical market behavior during wartime.

US bonds are wrapping up their best monthly performance in a year against a backdrop of rising global risks, with resurgent demand serving as proof that investors still see Treasuries as the premier haven in turbulent times.

Traders worldwide have faced significant market volatility this week, with severe swings observed across various markets, from Korean stocks to US bonds.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon issued a stark warning regarding long-term US bonds, advising investors, 'I would not be a buyer...'

The Netherlands' largest pension fund, ABP, has withdrawn an additional €25 billion of capital from US bonds, making Europe the largest share of its fund. This strategic reallocation reflects a shift in investment focus.

US Bonds Drop as Doubt Over US-Iran Talks Lifts Oil Prices Bloomberg.com

The Nasdaq stock index has experienced a significant plunge as a deepening sell-off in US bonds impacts the broader financial markets.

Iran's parliamentary speaker publicly questioned the status of US bonds as a safe haven investment, reportedly using the phrase 'vibes all the way down' to express skepticism about their reliability.

Treasuries fell for a fourth day — lifting yields to the highest levels in several weeks — as rising oil prices ignited inflation expectations and dented the outlook for Federal Reserve interest-rate…

Invesco, Carmignac Bet Against US Bonds, See Scant Need for Cuts  Bloomberg.com