The Morning Bell — April 10, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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The Morning Bell — April 09, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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The Morning Bell — April 09, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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The Morning Bell — April 08, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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The Morning Bell — April 08, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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The Morning Bell — April 07, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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The Morning Bell — April 07, 2026
Today’s economic briefing covering 4 stories.
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Treasury Bills Hit Six-Month Low as Government Borrowing Costs Keep Falling
The government’s borrowing tab just got a little cheaper. Treasury bill rates dropped to 3.70% in March, down from 3.72% in February and marking the lowest level since September 2025. That’s a 14.2% d
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Treasury Rates Keep Climbing — And the Government’s Interest Bill Is Starting to Bite
The average rate on Treasury notes hit 3.21% in March, up from 3.19% the month prior and 6.8% higher than a year ago. That might sound like a small move, but it represents six straight months of risin
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Treasury Rates Edge Higher as Government Borrowing Costs Creep Up
The average rate on Treasury bonds ticked up to 3.39% in March, continuing a slow but steady climb that’s now pushed government borrowing costs 3.5% higher than a year ago.
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Energy Shock Reality Check: Markets Brace for Another Inflation Wave
The market is waking up to an uncomfortable truth: the Fed’s inflation victory lap was premature. With WTI crude holding above $110 and the Strait of Hormuz still sealed shut, bond markets are pricing in a reality that equity investors haven’t fully
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Daily Briefing — April 06, 2026
I notice that no articles were actually provided in your prompt – you’ve only included a note about the Sunday Wire format being discontinued. Without today’s actual articles to reference, I cannot wr
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Fed Holds Steady at 3.5%-3.75% Range as Energy Crisis Reshapes Rate Path
10Y-2Y Spread: 0.51% (normal)
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10Y-2Y Treasury Spread: Latest Release
Treasury Yield Curve Slowly Normalizing as Energy Shock Dominates Fed Thinking
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US National Debt Ticks Down Despite $2.8 Trillion Annual Surge
The US national debt dropped $16 billion to $39.0 trillion yesterday — a rare daily decline that barely dents the massive $2.8 trillion increase over the past year. That’s a 7.69% annual growth rate,
