Fed Dissents, Middle East Tensions Push Two-Year Yield to 3.95%
Two-year US Treasury yields surged 11 basis points to 3.95%, the largest Fed‐announcement‐day jump since January 2022, while 30-year yields topped 5% for the first time since July. Hawkish dissents from four Fed officials and a Middle East oil‐price rally drove traders to price in a 50% chance of a rate hike by April 2027.
1. Sharp Treasury Yield Surge
2. Fed Policymaker Dissents Signal Hawkish Tilt
3. Oil Rally from Middle East Tensions Adds Pressure
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