Economy

U.S. companies are expected to issue more euro-denominated debt in 2015 than at any other time since 2007.

Traders expect demand for Treasuries to dry up as investors' confidence in U.S. economy grows.

Ruble swap shows China is challenging IMF as emergency lender to foreign governments.

Analysts expect 'serious monetary shock' from Russian efforts to stabilize currency by raising interest rates.

Cold War-era Suez crisis demonstrates why Putin isn't asking for IMF loan, despite burning through Russia's cash.

Mini-tantrum in bond market portends volatility in long-dated Treasuries if broad economic trends continue.