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U.S. Treasury yields fall after firm auction
U.S. Treasury bond yields declined after a strong auction of ten-year bonds, which reached their highest levels in more than two decades at 5.35% during the session before decreasing to 5.286%. The auction was for $39 billion and received robust demand from non-primary dealers, reflecting increased investor appetite for American debt instruments amid concerns over inflation and rising energy prices. Additionally, the yield hit its highest point since 2000 at 5.3%. These developments come amid expectations from Federal Reserve officials of another interest rate hike, although the timing has not been specified, amidst global worries over deterioration in European bond markets and a decline in risk appetite.
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