Treasury-bond

The Fed has launched two Treasury-bond purchase programs following the 2007 subprime mortgage crisis.

Bonds Suffer Bruising Week Min Zeng 2012

That may change at the end of June, when the Fed is scheduled to end a Treasury-bond buying program that has kept rates at historic lows.

A Week for the Record Books in Corporate Debt Anusha Shrivastava 2011

As the Fed is set to complete its $600 billion Treasury-bond buying program in June, concerns have risen that the U.S. economic growth could slow down as monetary and fiscal stimulus fade.

Treasury Prices Rise on Inflation Data Min Zeng 2011

The widespread bullish outlook for emerging markets contrasts with general caution in the U.S. stock and Treasury-bond markets, which may have largely factored in the impact of additional quantitative easing.

Boom in Emerging Markets Has Some Fearing Backlash Tom Lauricella 2010

The bond market fell a day earlier after Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard, who votes on monetary policy this year, said he sees "small increments" of Treasury-bond purchases when the Fed meets in early November.

Treasurys Weaken, Luring in Some Buyers; Yield at 2.563% Min Zeng 2010

Treasury-bond yields had been even lower earlier in the day, but their prices fell and yields rose as stocks rebounded amid hopes authorities would get damaged nuclear reactors under control.

Buyers Creep In Amid Broad Market Tumult E.S. Browning 2011

So far, inflation pressure in the U.S. has been tame compared with many other countries, yet some investors are worried that the Fed's monetary stimulus, including its $600 billion Treasury-bond buying program, may generate much higher consumer prices in the longer term.

Treasurys Rise on Moscow Blast, Fed Buying Min Zeng 2011

The FOMC "is expected to signal a more upbeat growth outlook but still focus on the need to lower the unemployment rate, thus carrying on with" the Treasury-bond buying program, said Richard Gilhooly , senior U.S. rates strategist at TD Securities in New York.

Treasurys Rise on Moscow Blast, Fed Buying Min Zeng 2011

Federal Reserve officials are in no hurry to respond to recent indications U.S. economic growth has hit another soft patch, despite chatter in financial markets that the Fed might start a new program of U.S. Treasury-bond purchases to boost growth.

Fed Holds Steady as Economy Slows Jon Hilsenrath 2011

Treasury yields had plunged in recent weeks as bets mounted that the Fed will announce in its November meeting that it will step up Treasury-bond buying.

Fed Bets Scaled Back, Pushing Key Yield Up Min Zeng 2010