Oil Prices Climb Above $90, Sending Treasury Yields Higher and Rate Cut Expectations Lower
The bond market is starting to signal growing concern. This week, the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury rose to around 4.65%–4.67%, which is its highest level since May 2026. One of the main reasons is the renewed
Oil prices went up, which makes borrowing money more expensive for everyone. When this happens, people expect the central bank might not lower interest rates soon, so watch how companies that need loans might be affected.
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