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Yardeni Research Keeps S&P 500 Target at 8,250 as Treasury Yields Rise

Yardeni Research stated that recent increases in U.S. Treasury yields reflect economic strength rather than systemic risk. The firm kept its S&P 500 target unchanged and described the bond market move as a potential buying opportunity.

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U.S. Treasury yields are not threatening the current bull market. The firm argued that the move reflects stronger economic data and hotter inflation prints rather than systemic risk. 69 percent. Yardeni Research described the economic backdrop as a resilient economy with a short-term inflation problem.

The firm maintained its S&P 500 target of 8,250.

It characterized the recent bond selloff as a potential buying opportunity.

Key Facts

30-year Treasury yield
reached 5.19 percent
10-year Treasury yield
reached 4.69 percent
S&P 500 target
maintained at 8,250 by Yardeni Research

Potential Impact

  1. 01

    Investors may view recent bond price declines as a buying opportunity for equities.

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PublishedMay 20, 2026, 1:57 PM
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