Opinion: Even if 2017 would otherwise be a good year for Treasuries, foreigners' selling of bonds makes a rally highly unlikely.

Pensions just can't rely on investment returns to pad their coffers.

Issuance so far this month totals $11.4B, the lowest level since 2008.

Slump in junk-bond sales has causes beyond the uncertainty over presidential politics.

Opinion: Below-investment-grade debt is going to get harder and harder to sell.

Opinion: Globally, systemic risk now stems not from buildup of too much leverage, but from too many market participants betting on the same currencies, nations, and central banks.

Human traders may need to find a new edge in Treasuries.

The future answer may lie in the movements of hedge funds.