10-year Treasury yield tops 4.7%, highest since January 2025
Rising crude prices and weak demand for Treasuries pushed the benchmark yield to 4.675% as traders awaited U.S. labor data.
- The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose four basis points to 4.71% on Thursday, its highest level since January 2025, as geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices reignited bond market jitters.
- Renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran pushed Brent crude to $100 per barrel, while the war with Iran has cost the United States $37.5 billion, stoking investor anxiety about government deficits and bond supply.
- Investors are adjusting to Kevin Warsh's term as Federal Reserve chairman, which Tom Tzitzouris of Baird Strategas called the biggest market driver, while Google fell more than 6% on earnings concerns.
- JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned on The Master Investor Podcast that deficit issues "will become a problem," telling Wilfred Frost he avoids long-dated Treasuries amid concerns markets may rattle.
- Mortgage rates last week hit their highest level since the war with Iran began, as Traders expect the Federal Reserve to maintain or hike rates in the coming months.
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US investment-grade bond funds see $7 billion record weekly outflows
July 24 (Reuters) - U.S. investment-grade bond funds and exchange-traded funds saw massive outflows in the week ended July 22, as an oil-driven inflation scare pushed Treasury yields higher and investors cut exposure to fixed-rate corporate debt, LSE...
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economiccollapse.reportBond Market Sounds the Alarm as Iran War and Debt Reality Crush Borrowing Costs
The 10-year Treasury yield just punched to 4.71 percent. Highest since January 2025. Four basis points higher in a single day. That is not a blip. That is the market telling Washington and every household in America that the bill for years of reckless spending and foreign fire is coming due. Brent crude ripped 7...
In the US, 30-year Treasury rates were 5.165%, at the highest level since the global financial crisis of 2007
Bond Market Just Flipped To 'Rate Hike In July' As 2-Month Treasury Yield Spiked By 13 Bps
The 3-month Treasury yield, which rose by 6 basis points today and by 10 basis points during the week, also to 3.95%, according to the Treasury Department data, also prices in a rate hike.
Retiring in the Next 5 Years? Do This to Protect Your Nest Egg From Market Volatility
By: Martha C. White – Editor: Julia Glum Although U.S. markets recovered some of last week’s losses Monday on the hope that a resolution with Iran — and a resumption of oil shipments passing through the crucial Strait of Hormuz — could happen sooner rather than later, investors are still jittery, with the oil shock adding to concerns about a weakening labor market and stubborn inflation. For people near the end of their careers, market volatili…
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