Treasury Yields Rise Amid Renewed Middle East Tensions
Dow Jones
Sep 28
0900 ET - The global bond selloff resumes, keeping Treasury yields near multiyear highs, as hopes for an imminent solution for Hormuz and the oil trade fade away. President Trump rejects a ceasefire proposal and Iran is under pressure to return to the negotiation table. The impasse sends oil up, fanning inflation fears. The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index is expected to be stable tomorrow, according to WSJ consensus. On Wednesday, PCE inflation is forecast to remain hot, while payrolls are expected to shrink Friday. The 10-year yield is at 5.215%, near its June 2007 high. The two-year is at 4.912%, both higher than Friday but off overnight highs.
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