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US Treasury bonds: Yields rise to all-time high after Powell comments
Current developments on the US bond market: Yields rise to 4.66 percent, Fed Chairman Powell comments on inflation. Read more at ARIVA.DE.
US Treasury bonds: Yields rise to all-time high after Powell comments
US Treasury bond prices fell again in late trading on Tuesday, with the ten-year bond futures contract (T-Note Future) falling 0.19 percent to 107.69 points. This led to an increase in the yield on ten-year government securities to 4.66 percent, reaching its highest level since November 2023 at almost 4.7 percent. This decline in prices reflects uncertainties surrounding inflation and monetary policy.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday that it will likely take longer to restore confidence on inflation. He emphasized the need to give monetary policy more time to take effect. These statements contributed to the general uncertainty on the markets and had a negative impact on the development of bond prices.
Current developments in the US bond market show that investors are still looking for clear signals from the central bank. Uncertainty regarding inflation and monetary policy measures creates a volatile situation that affects government bond prices. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop in the coming days and weeks and what impact this will have on bond prices.