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Treasury lifts I bond rate to 4.26% as inflation persists

The U.S. Treasury has increased the rate on Series I savings bonds to 4.26% for bonds issued from May through October 2026, reflecting rising inflation. The rate combines a fixed 0.90% return with an ...

Treasury Department announces new Series I bond rate of 4.26% for the next six months

Series I bonds will pay 4.26% through October 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced. The latest I bond rate is ...

US Treasury yields reach highest levels since 2007 – here's how it will change the way Americans borrow, spend and invest

High Treasury yields' impact on consumer finances: Treasury yields are reaching multiyear highs, impacting borrowing costs, ...

30-year US Treasury yield hits highest level in 19 years

A bond rout is deepening as inflation fears take hold of the Treasury market, threatening to raise borrowing costs across the ...

Treasury Yields Haven’t Been This High in Years—But They May Not Be the Best Deal for Savers

Rising Treasury yields are giving cautious savers new options, but the smartest move may depend on how long you can lock up cash.
24/7 Wall St

How Much Do You Really Need in Treasury Bonds to Replace a $50,000 Salary With Interest

Replacing a $50,000 salary with Treasury interest is a clean math problem. Treasury interest sidesteps payout ratios, board votes on distributions, and NAV drift with the equity market. The only ...
LBCI Lebanon

Lebanon's ongoing financial challenges: BDL invests part of foreign reserves in US treasury bonds

Report by Lea Fayad, English adaptation by Yasmine Jaroudi Banque du Liban (BDL) has decided to invest $5 billion from its ...
Morningstar

High inflation is pushing yields to 5% on Treasury bonds

Fed-fund futures were pricing in roughly a coin toss in terms of the odds of a rate hike by March 2027, according to the CME FedWatch Tool U.S. investors are selling Treasurys, with no relief in sight ...