Rates rise at US Treasury auction with both 3-month and 6-month bills at highest in 2 weeks
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills rose in Monday's auction to the highest levels in two weeks.
Q&A: 'Corinthian 100' strikers put spotlight on Education Department's loan discharge policies
Students from the troubled Corinthian Colleges are getting support from state attorneys general and U.S. senators in their quest to have their federal student loans forgiven.
European Central Bank meets stimulus goal to buy 60 billion euros in bonds
The European Central Bank has met its monthly goal of purchasing 60 billion euros in government and private-sector bonds, the first stage of a 1.1 trillion euro ($1.2 trillion) program aimed at boosting the economy.
Rates for three- and six-month US Treasury bills drop at weekly auction
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills fell in Monday's auction.
New Jersey's transportation chief Fox says fund will be broke after fiscal year 2016
The fund that pays for New Jersey roads and bridges will be broke after the next fiscal year, the state's top transportation official said Thursday.
Kansas lawmakers OK plan to issue $1 billion in bonds to shore up public pension system
Kansas is expected to issue $1 billion in bonds later this year to bolster its pension system for teachers and government workers.
Rates for US Treasury bills edged up at weekly auction to highest levels in 2 weeks
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills rose in Monday's auction to the highest levels in two weeks.
Key Kansas lawmakers defend plan to issue pension bonds that outside groups says have risks
Kansas is considering $1 billion or more in pension bonds because it has a chance to improve the state retirement system's financial health, not because officials want to back off short-term funding commitments, the Legislature's pension committee chairmen said Monday.
US Court: Citibank can process 2 Argentina debt payments
Citibank says a U.S. court has authorized it to process two debt payments for Argentina without facing contempt charges over a long-running dispute with U.S. bondholders.
Rates on 3- and 6-month bills fall at weekly US Treasury auction
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills fell in Monday's auction.
House Democrats unveil budget matching Obama's tax increases, deficit path
House Democrats have unveiled a $3.7 trillion budget plan for next year.
Federal debt limit returns at $18.1 trillion with Treasury making moves to stay under cap
After a year with no cap on government borrowing, the federal debt limit has come back into force.
Rates at weekly US Treasury auction rise to highest levels since late December
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills rose in Monday's auction to their highest levels since late December.
Foreign holdings of US Treasury debt hit record in January despite decrease by China
Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury securities rose to a record level in January despite a cutback by investors in China, the largest foreign owner of Treasury debt.
Lew provides details to Congress of emergency measures he will employ to avoid debt limit
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew is telling Congress the steps he will be taking once the federal government hits the debt limit on Monday.
US Treasury bills mixed at weekly auction with 6-month bills rising to highest in 2 months
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills were mixed in Monday's auction with rates on six-month bills climbing to the highest level since January while rates on three-month bills were unchanged.
Lew tells Congress he will start using emergency measures to avoid debt limit next week
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew is telling Congress that he will start using the package of emergency measures he has used in the past to keep the federal government from going over the debt limit next week.
Despite rollback on election pledges, Greece's new government enjoys massive popularity
Cleaning ladies who have waged Greece's longest-running anti-austerity protest have camped outside a finance ministry building in Athens for nearly two years with one goal — getting their state-paid jobs back.
Rubio-Lee tax plan rewards investors, parents, businesses but likely adds billions to deficit
With an eye toward a possible run for the White House, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio is signing onto an ambitious plan to cut taxes for investors, parents and businesses in an effort to spur economic growth and create jobs.
Brazilian oil firm Petrobras downgraded to junk status by Moody's
Brazilian oil firm Petrobras has now been downgraded to junk bond status by Moody's.