Q&A with Costco CFO Richard Galanti.

"They see an opening for no recession and a soft landing, and they think that is a risk they are willing to take."

The Treasury Department announced an increase in planned sales of longer-term securities that is slightly lower than most dealers expected.

"To the extent that our Class A common stock is viewed as an alternative-to-bitcoin investment vehicle and trades at a premium to the value of our bitcoin holdings, that premium may be eliminated."

The Federal Reserve's efforts to tighten financial conditions across the economy haven't made much of a dent in corporate America yet.

Twelve U.S. blue chips, including Morgan Stanley, issued debt today, making it the busiest day for bond issuance since just after Labor Day.

Resilient household demand, paired with a pickup in inflation, created momentum heading into the fourth quarter.

After a run of solid economic data, the rise in 10-year Treasuries' yield, to 5%, makes them attractive to embattled investors.