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One factor supporting Treasurys right now is that “April was always going to be a transition month,” said Jim Vogel, interest-rates strategist at F...

“Inflation is a process and not a one-time event,” said Chris Low, chief economist at FHN Financial in New York.

"We've built so much in terms of inflation expectations into the market right now that you almost have to have a high CPI report maybe for the next three...

"When you add all of the numbers up, there are still 17.5 million people receiving unemployment benefits," said Christopher Low, chief economist at FHN...

Even after adjusting for the rebound from February's bad weather the jobs gains for the U.S. economy are huge, said Christopher Low, chief economist at...

“The economy is booming,” said Chris Low, chief economist at FHN Financial in New York.

Values for U.S. government bonds “have shrugged off CDC warnings about a 4th pandemic wave here and extended lockdowns in Europe," said Jim Vogel, an interest-rate...

“Companies were hiring again in March and the economy was roaring,” said Chris Low, chief economist at FHN Financial in New York.“Companies were hiring...

As FHN Financial Chief Economist Christopher Low pointed out in a note to clients, the economy looks to be bumping up against supply constraints.

“Interest rates are not looking for any trouble this week, with almost no selling pressure to speak of. Nor is there any parade waiting to buy Treasuries...

"We're sort of taking a pause for breath," said FHN Financial economist Chris Low. "There's definitely some rotation going on."

“Sovereign credit default swaps around the world—not just Turkey—are higher, but there were no sizable flows to quality assets overnight," wrote Jim Vogel,...

Jim Vogel, senior rates strategist, at FHN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee, said the market is "reacting totally in fear of the worst possible scenario:...