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30-year Treasury yields hit 2004 highs
Treasury yields on the 30-year US bonds have surpassed levels not seen since 2004, and data indicates that the rise in yields is due to strong American economic results and statements supporting interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, with expectations of a potential increase following reports on purchasing managers' indices and oil prices. Additionally, the yields on 10-year bonds reached their highest level since July 2007. These increases have led to a significant decline in global bond and stock markets, amid growing risks of inflation and rising capital costs.
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