US EditionTreasury yields soar as bond rout intensifies
- U.S. Treasury yields rose, with the 10-year yield approaching 4.5% on April 11, 2025.
- The potential for market discipline and a pause on tariffs created uncertainty.
- Bond yields increased significantly, and the dollar weakened amid trade and monetary policy concerns.
- Kevin Hassett stated that a Treasury market selloff led to a 90-day tariff pause.
- Bond investors are wary, awaiting clearer signals as falling inflation boosts rate-cut expectations.
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US Treasury Yields Surge—What It Means for the Bond Market
Yields in the U.S. Treasury market, a critical place for investors seeking shelter from turmoil and the government to raise money, have been heating up. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield shot up to around 4.5 percent during the trading session on April 11, a sharp reversal after closing below 4 percent last week. The roughly 50 basis-point increase represented one of the largest spikes on record. Recent gains have been broad-based. The two-ye…
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NEW YORK :U.S. Treasury yields rose to a two-month high on Friday and 10-year yields were on track for their biggest weekly increase in decades, while the U.S. dollar fell, as a turbulent week drew to a close. U.S. stock indexes rose more than 1 per cent, with bank shares rising following mostly upbeat earnin
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