Treasury yields hit one-year highs on oil and inflation
Treasury yields hit one-year highs as oil prices rose and inflation data rattled markets. The 10-year yield reached 4.552 percent amid Middle East tensions.
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United States Treasury yields rose to their highest levels since May 2025 on Friday as 10-year notes climbed 9.3 basis points to 4.552%. The surge follows a 3% jump in oil prices and data showing the largest annual consumer inflation gain in three years. Rising energy costs and persistent price pressures threaten to delay Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, increasing borrowing costs for global investors.
