
US Treasuries Have Become Unappetizing for Foreign Central Banks and Governments
Foreign central banks and governments are dumping US Treasury securities, shrinking foreign official holdings to a 30-year low.


Foreign central banks and governments are dumping US Treasury securities, shrinking foreign official holdings to a 30-year low.

Strategists are most bullish on European stocks in eight years, betting on strong earnings and government spending.

A San Francisco firm sells onion futures contracts for delivery, with prices from $3 to $12 per bulb and no refunds if delivery fails.

Schwab strategist Liz Ann Sonders says commodities beat stocks and bonds right now, but the mix depends on your own goals, risk, and time horizon.

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A comparison of government debt and dividend stocks for passive income, with a look at Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, and Treasury yields.

Bitcoin climbs past $80,000 as crypto investors turn toward riskier assets, shrugging off a major exchange's failure and higher interest rates.

Zcash targets Nov. 5 upgrade cutting block time from 75 to 25 seconds, preserving issuance and halving schedule.

Crypto provider Haruko breached, exposing API data for 15 clients; some funds lost due to a vulnerability in its infrastructure.

CFTC sends crypto rules to White House for review as Congress stalls on Clarity Act, with SEC also moving separately.

Hyperliquid launches manual borrowing, letting users loan USDC/USDT against HYPE or BTC collateral, sending HYPE above $90.

CFTC files a prerule with OIRA, bypassing a stalled Congress, as the Clarity Act fails its Senate vote.
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