Dwight Johnston

Speculative bond traders see in Europe the opportunity to put the market back on track.

Why some traders are worried about President Trump’s visit to Europe for the G-20 summit.

Shorter-term rates have moved higher, but the bumps in the overnight rate have had little impact past the two-year note.

Amazon’s purchase of Whole Foods is not a game-changer for inflation or Fed policy.

Thursday offers a lineup of three possible threats to the markets.

What traders learned from yesterday's FOMC statement, and how they'll react to the latest health care vote.

Traders and Wall Street are making a big deal out of the French election. Here's what Americans need to know.

The movement in the bond market this week was not based on real concerns about the geopolitical scene.

Fed officials can no longer deny they consider the markets when deciding monetary policy.

Growth in consumer credit has sparked concern about credit quality. How will credit unions know when it’s really time to worry?