QUICK SPARK: 10-Year Treasury Yields Rise to 3-Year Highs
The 10-year Treasury yield rose 6 basis points to 4.85%, its highest since October 2023, as $100 crude revived inflation fears ahead of next week's Fed meeting.
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Scott Bessent's Treasury Getting a Fight From the Bond Market Despite $6 Billion Buyback: Market Watcher Says Borrowers 'in for a Rude Awakening'
The bond market is defying the Treasury as yields rallied even after it tripled its long-term bond buyback to $6 billion.
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