The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's tool for predicting the rate of U.S. economic growth was boosted to 3.8% for the second quarter from a prior estimate of 2.2% growth, reflecting the near-halving ...

Tariff concerns eased during May, reversing some of the Liberation Day shock in April, while concerns over the U.S. fiscal deficit flared up. The end result was an increase in Treasury yields.

Federal Reserve policymakers wary of cutting interest rates in the face of President Donald Trump's aggressive tariffs will ...