
10-Year Treasury Yield Holds at 5.1% Before Fed Meeting
The 10-year Treasury yield sits near 5.1%, off its 5.35% October peak, as markets price a 12-17% chance of a Fed hike on Oct. 27-28 and a move in December.
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The 10-year Treasury yield sits near 5.1%, off its 5.35% October peak, as markets price a 12-17% chance of a Fed hike on Oct. 27-28 and a move in December.

The 10-year Treasury yield sits near 5.08% as the Fed meets Oct. 27-28, and futures price a 15% chance of a hike under Chair Warsh, who won't rule one out.

Ten-year Treasury yields approach 6% as Mideast oil fears reignite inflation, dragging emerging market stocks to four consecutive sessions of losses.

The 30-year Treasury yield surged to 5.43%, a 22-year high, as oil at $103 per barrel stoked fresh inflation fears in a synchronized global bond selloff.

Fed's September dot plot confirms a December hike, with futures pricing 4.2% by year-end and 4.7% by late 2027 as 10-year Treasury yields close in on 20-year highs.

The 30-year Treasury yield retests its 5.34% August high as the Fed's unanimous hike and Warsh's hawkish dot plot extend the worst long-end selloff since 2006.

U.S. 30-year yields hit a 19-year high of 5.34%, as fiscal deficit fears, hyperscaler debt supply, and inflation above 3% drove a historic bond selloff.

The 30-year Treasury yield snapped back to 5.22% Thursday, reversing the Treasury buyback rally as U.S. fiscal pressures and inflation sustain long-end rate pressure.

The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) fell to $81.68 on Aug. 17, its weakest close since June 2004, as the 30-year Treasury yield climbed to 5.29% - the highest level since 2007.

BofA's Michael Hartnett warns the surging national debt clock and stubborn 5% long-bond yields are building into a structural brake on equity markets.

The July 2026 CPI report showed annual inflation easing to 3.4% as grocery prices moderated and a flat PPI cleared the path for a Fed hold in September.

July's consumer price index matched consensus on every measure, with headline inflation at 3.4% YoY and core at 2.5%, lifting the September hold probability to 61.9% and easing Treasury yields.

A cooler-than-forecast U.S. inflation print on August 12 left fed funds futures adrift in a 50/50 deadlock, denying dollar bears the clean break they needed to exit dollar bills long before the…

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported July 2026 consumer prices were unchanged from June on a not-seasonally-adjusted basis, as the headline annual inflation rate held steady at 3.4%, keeping…

July CPI report finds headline consumer prices turning negative month-over-month as core holds near 2.6%, pointing to steady disinflation without economic stress.

The July consumer price index lands Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. ET — economists forecast a slight easing to 3.4% annually — while markets price a 44% probability of a September rate hike against a…

The 10-year yield climbed to a monthly high near 4.70% and the 2-year hit 4.24% Monday as rising crude oil prices reignited inflation concerns days before Wednesday's pivotal CPI report.

Wednesday's July CPI report is forecast to show core inflation at a six-month high as tariff-driven goods costs accelerate and grocery prices stay elevated.

Vance discloses Iran privately denied plans to toll the Strait of Hormuz, even as Tehran's security chief issued sweeping conditions for reopening the waterway.

The US economy shed 23,000 jobs in July, shattering expectations of an 83,000-job gain in the worst non-farm payrolls miss in years, as the participation rate slipped to a five-year low of 61.4%.

A surprise 23,000-job loss in July sent fed rate odds for September tumbling from 54% to 44%, challenging the BofA analyst three-hike forecast for 2026.

The July jobs report delivered the sharpest labor market miss in years, as nonfarm payrolls shed 23,000 jobs, June was gutted by revisions, and a five-year low in participation masked a falling…

July's ADP report showed private payrolls at 44,000, missing the 75,000 consensus — a weak hiring sign two days before Friday's official nonfarm payrolls.

A labor-market data barrage runs Tuesday through Friday, with JOLTS job openings, ADP private payrolls, ISM Services, and the July nonfarm payrolls report each arriving in sequence — testing…

July employment data arrives Friday amid a fractured Fed, slowing hiring momentum, and markets pricing an 80% chance of a September rate hike.

PGIM's Katharine Neiss, speaking on Bloomberg TV, called Chair Warsh's presser weaker than expected and forecast three sequential Fed hikes from September.

The 30-year Treasury yield hits 5.28% as sticky real rates and a projected $2 trillion U.S. fiscal deficit push long-end borrowing costs to their highest levels in nearly two decades.

The 10-year Treasury yield touched 4.738%, its highest since January 2025, while the 30-year breached 5.26% — a level absent from any bond trading desk since 2007 — as $100 oil reignited inflation…

U.S. futures turned positive July 30 as softer PCE inflation and Microsoft's earnings beat overshadowed weak GDP, while Treasury yields climbed to multi-decade highs.

The June Personal Consumption Expenditures report met expectations, with headline inflation at 3.7% and core at 3.3%, as a sharp fall in gas station prices provided notable relief to consumers.