US public policy descends into farce; US job cuts at five year high; Japanese sentiment rises; Aussie spending up, exports ...

Gold faces long-term support from monetary distortion and rising yield curve control risks, despite short-term volatility.

Supported by a respectable albeit softening job market and consumer spending, the US economy is positioned for continued slow ...

The rupee may find modest relief this week on the back of inflows expected on account of two large initial public offerings, ...

The yield premium offered by investment-grade bonds has shrunk to an almost three-decade low.

Treasurys rallied to start the fourth quarter, lowering yields, as U.S. employment worsened and highly expected data releases were threatened by a government shutdown.

USDA shocked the market with the August World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimate (WASDE), in particular the record corn yield of 188.8 bu., which was well above trade guesses and nearly 10 bu.