Treasury Yields Jump to 2007-Highs Ahead of Fed Decision
TL;DR
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to about 5.04% (its highest since 2007) and the 30-year to roughly 5.39% as traders await this week’s Federal Reserve rate decision. Markets are pricing in a 25 basis point hike with about a 92% likelihood, helped by oil trading above $100 per barrel and persistent inflation concerns. Analysts say higher yields reflect mounting debt and deficits, but some see a resilient economy supported by AI investment and strong earnings, while others warn elevated yields could endure amid global rate hikes and debt issuance.
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