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U.S. Treasury yields remain elevated after Iran conflict ends
Two economists said ongoing federal borrowing and inflation pressures will keep bond yields higher even after the Iran war ends. The 10-year yield stood just under 4.5 percent on Tuesday.
citizen.co.zaU.S. 2-Year Yields Rise 50 Basis Points Above Fed Funds Rate
Market pricing shows traders assigning higher probability to future rate increases than signals from Federal Reserve officials. The gap between the two-year Treasury yield and the federal funds rate reached its widest level since late 2022.
japantimes.co.jpJapan Prime Minister Says New Debt Will Not Affect Bond Market
The Japanese prime minister stated that planned new government debt will be offset by higher tax revenue and will have no impact on the bond market. The comments addressed concerns about fiscal expansion.
marketwatch.comBond Traders Price In Federal Reserve Rate Hike This Year
Bond traders have fully priced in an interest-rate increase by the Federal Reserve this year. The market pricing reflects expectations that incoming Chair Kevin Warsh will act to address inflation.
CnbcBond Market Risks and Opportunities Examined as Federal Reserve Leadership Changes
Financial analysts discussed potential risks and opportunities in the bond market during a period of transition at the Federal Reserve. The conversation focused on investment strategies amid shifting economic conditions.
Treasury Yields Decline After Week of Bond Market Volatility
U.S. Treasury yields fell on Friday following a week of volatility that pushed borrowing costs to multi-year highs. The 10-year note yield dropped more than 2 basis points to 4.564%.
cnbc.comBond Market Shows Signs of Weakness
A bond market slump has drawn attention from observers. Officials have noted that financial crises can develop slowly before accelerating.
wallethacks.comLong-term Treasury yields reach highest levels since 2007
The 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.2 percent this week, its highest level since 2007. The 10-year yield also reached its highest point in more than a year. Rising yields reflect investor concerns over inflation and government debt.
Bond Yields Rise as Traders React to Oil Prices and Debt Levels
The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield reached 5.2 percent on Tuesday, its highest level since 2007. Bond traders cited uncertainty over oil prices and government debt as factors behind the move.
U.S. 30-Year Treasury Yield Reaches Highest Level Since 2007
The yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond reached about 5.2 percent on May 19. Yields on bonds of all durations have risen as investors sell fixed-income securities amid higher inflation.
U.S. 30-Year Treasury Yield Rises to 5.18 Percent, Highest Since 2007
The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield climbed to 5.18 percent on Tuesday, matching its highest level since July 2007. The 5-year Treasury yield also increased to 4.316 percent, its highest reading since February 2025.
marketwatch.comBond yields rise as investors assess inflation outlook
Bond market data showed higher yields this week. The movement follows recent inflation readings and comments from Federal Reserve officials on possible policy adjustments.
marketwatch.comU.S. 30-Year Treasury Yields Approach Two-Decade High Above 5 Percent
War-related inflation concerns have pushed 30-year Treasury yields higher in the U.S. bond market. Yields are approaching levels not seen in nearly 20 years.
marketwatch.comU.S. Treasury Yields Rise as Bond Prices Fall
Longer-term Treasury yields increased on May 17, 2026, as investors sold bonds. The 30-year yield reached its highest level since 2007.
rte.ieU.S. Treasury Auctions $25bn in Bonds Same Day as May Producer Price Data
The producer price index recorded its largest increase since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, data released on May 14, 2026 showed. The figures emerged hours before the U.S. Treasury conducted a $25 billion auction the same day. Financial Times reported the sequence of events.
Money Market Funds Record $136 Billion Inflow After Prior Week’s $175 Billion Outflow
Money market funds recorded the largest weekly inflow since January 2026 last week, reversing a record withdrawal the prior week. Investors also poured billions into bonds. The four-week average remains deeply negative.
prnewswire.comHong Kong's Local Currency Bond Market Gains Traction as Asian Funding Venue
Hong Kong's local currency bond market, previously quiet, is rapidly becoming one of Asia's leading funding options. Corporate issuers are turning to the city for stability amid efforts to attract more debt offerings. This shift highlights Hong Kong's evolving role in regional fi…
Traders Bet on Declining Bond Market Volatility Amid US-Iran Tensions
Traders are increasingly betting on a further drop in bond market volatility despite the lack of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran. This reflects investor confidence that stabilizing factors will prevail over ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. Market participa…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewMTR Begins Marketing First Hong Kong Dollar Public Bond Offering
MTR has started marketing its inaugural public bond offering in Hong Kong dollars. This move contributes to a recent increase in borrowing within the local currency debt market. It marks the first such issuance by MTR.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewPrivate Credit Concerns Emerge as Bond Market Expands in Fixed-Income ETFs
Concerns about a potential private credit crisis have surfaced amid the inclusion of the expanding bond market in more fixed-income exchange-traded funds. The private credit sector, which involves less transparent lending, has grown significantly. This development coincides with…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewMercer International Bonds Decline After Proposal to Alter Creditor Equality Rules
Bonds issued by Mercer International fell following the company's filing to modify rules that mandate equal treatment among creditors in restructuring. The proposal aims to allow Mercer to prioritize certain lenders. This development occurs amid the company's financial challenges…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewChinese Bond Yields Poised to Rise from Record Lows as Deflation Eases
Yields on Chinese government bonds are expected to increase from their record lows as deflationary pressures diminish and prospects for further monetary easing fade. This shift marks a potential historical turning point in the bond market. Investors and policymakers are monitorin…