Wall Street Journal Markets News feed

A flight to safer assets is boosting U.S. Treasurys on Monday, pushing the yield on the 10-year note down closer to sub-4% territory.

Gold climbed above $5,200, extending prior gains on a renewed wave of safe-haven buying spurred by uncertainty over U.S. tariffs.

U.S. natural gas futures rose as a cold shot brought freezing temperatures and snow to the Northeast.

The Swiss franc was flat against the euro and should remain well supported in coming months if uncertainty and disruption in the financial markets persists, Rabobank said.

Crude futures were modestly higher with planned talks between the U.S. and Iran tempering concerns of imminent U.S. military action.

The company reports abundant free cash flow, but that skips big cash costs tied to employees’ compensation.

Riskier, more-expensive funds are being launched in droves.

Bitcoin prices drop; gold and silver futures climb

Bonds rally in flight to safety, with gold and silver futures climbing