Bonds

By implementing another round of quantitative easing – colloquially known as QE3 – the Federal Reserve is inflating the money supply at an unprecedented rate. That's inflation in a… Read more

Stocks shot up more than a percent after Ben Bernanke and the FOMC formally announced QE3 today. The question is: Will the rally last?

It wasn't called "QE3" by name, but as expected the Fed did launch another round of bond-buying today. Details are still emerging, but here's what we know so far.

People have been clamoring for QE3 for more than a year. Now it seems the noise has reached a fever pitch. Is this the week the Fed finally… Read more

Four years ago, the U.S. auto industry was on its deathbed. Now it's making a comeback. Does that mean it's time to invest in auto stocks again?

Did we just see a top for bonds?

I shudder to think what that may mean.

Bond prices went higher for many reasons: the manipulation by the… Read more

Kevin McElroy explains how a recent French bond sale proves that the world has finally gone crazy, and what that means for the international financial sector.

At the beginning of the year, 10-year yields dipped below 2% for the first time since the late '70s. Today, those yields are looking generous by comparison.

Want proof that the world has gone crazy? Look no further than the people who recently bought French bonds.