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British Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy: Despite serious global uncertainty, the British economy has shown encouraging resilience.
2026-09-11
British Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy: Despite serious global uncertainty, the British economy has shown encouraging resilience.
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2026-09-11
Saudi Arabian television reported the Russian Defense Ministry said Russian forces struck multiple infrastructure targets at Ukrainian ports and hit Ukrainian vessels used to transport weapons in the Odesa region.
Saudi Arabian television reported the Russian Defense Ministry said Russian forces struck multiple infrastructure targets at Ukrainian ports and hit Ukrainian vessels used to transport weapons in the Odesa region.
2026-09-11
BESSENT downplayed market concern after Thursday’s Treasury buyback fell short of the announced maximum and after a recent rise in U.S. Treasury yields, saying the market is “in very good shape.” Two-year yields hit their highest levels since 2024 an
BESSENT downplayed market concern after Thursday’s Treasury buyback fell short of the announced maximum and after a recent rise in U.S. Treasury yields, saying the market is “in very good shape.” Two-year yields hit their highest levels since 2024 and 10-year yields rose to highs not seen since 2023. He cited strong results at two recent Treasury auctions and repeated that the correlation between bond and energy prices is unusually high. He said the sell-off was driven by a surge in oil prices and by the Treasury repurchasing fewer securities than planned: the Treasury had announced buybacks of up to $6.0 bln but bought $5.19 bln on Thursday. “We only buy when prices are cheap,” he said, adding that holders preferred to keep long-dated paper; the Treasury typically receives about $20.0 bln of offers to sell but this time received roughly $10.0 bln.
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