Reported about 8 hours ago
In the first week of Donald Trump's second presidency, US Treasury yields remained relatively unchanged, with the 10-year note yield around 4.63%. Despite initial fears of a potential bond selloff due to concerns over US debt and inflation from trade wars, markets reacted positively to Trump's softened stance on tariffs, leading to minor fluctuations in yield. Analysts expect stability in the bond market heading into the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision but do not rule out the possibility of a selloff as more information becomes available concerning tariffs.
Source: YAHOO