US 10-Year Hit 4.81% as Bond Risks Build
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.81%, near a three-year high. Reuters said the wider bond selloff was being driven by higher energy prices, inflation worries, and government-debt concerns.
What happened
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.81%, near a three-year high. Reuters said the wider bond selloff was being driven by higher energy prices, inflation worries, and government-debt concerns.
Why it matters
Bond investors are demanding a higher premium for inflation risk, fiscal risk, and the amount of debt coming to market.
What to watch
Watch next: U.S. jobs data, oil prices, Treasury demand, and 10-year yield near 5%.
Transcript
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.81%, near a three-year high. Reuters said the wider bond selloff was being driven by higher energy prices, inflation worries, and government-debt concerns. Bond investors are demanding a higher premium for inflation risk, fiscal risk, and the amount of debt coming to market. Watch next: U.S. jobs data, oil prices, Treasury demand, and 10-year yield near 5%. FreshInsight delivers source-grounded finance briefs for market professionals. Source: Reuters Not financial advice. For information and education only.
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Disclaimer
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