U.S. bond yields rise above 5%

U.S. Treasury bond yields rose again following hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve Chair, with the yields on the 10-year bonds surpassing 5% for the second time since April 2007, amid expectations of further increases in interest rates through the end of 2026. Worch confirmed that inflation remains high and requires a longer period to be brought under control, with expectations of continued rate hikes and maintaining core inflation well above the 2% target until 2029. This came amid pressures on energy markets, as oil prices continued to stay above $113 per barrel, despite government efforts to inject liquidity and reduce long-term debt yields.

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