US Treasury yields hit 20-month highs on strong jobs data and oil-driven inflation fears
US Treasury yields reached 20-month highs, with the 2-year yield at 4.42% (highest since January 2025) and the 5-year yield at 4.59%. Strong jobs data reduced hopes for Fed cuts while rising oil prices added to inflation fears, with markets pricing in a possible Fed hike.
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@CryptoAnup
✍🏻 US Treasury yields are at 20-month highs. 2Y: 4.419% 5Y: 4.590% Strong jobs data is reducing hopes for #Fed cuts, while rising oil prices are adding to inflation fears. A tougher backdrop for risk assets.
@coinbureau
🚨ALERT: U.S. bond yields are rising AGAIN. The 2-year yield hit 4.42%, its highest since January 2025. The 5-year yield climbed to 4.59%, a 20-month HIGH. With oil prices climbing, markets are rapidly pricing in another FED HIKE. Odds of a 25-basis-point increase in https://t.co/bkK3IxrO2Z