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Three- and six-month bills sold at levels unseen since 2008.
Hours-long federal government shutdown ends with budget accord as Trump signs off.
In a shift from their last meeting, policymakers indicated that the peso—in particular, the inflationary effect of its future potential weakness—would now be the first factor among those they're watching.
Fed officials also voted to continue reducing the central bank's balance sheet.
Prospect of slowdown or halt in Chinese purchases of U.S. government debt gives bond market the jitters.
EU Brexit negotiator Barnier says there's no way U.K. banks will keep full market access rights.
Bond market move could point to pending economic slump.
U.S., Canada, and Mexico would promise to avoid devaluing their currencies for competitive purposes.
Talks are extended into 2018.