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Oil-driven inflation relief supports Treasuries; TLT gains persist on Fed uncertainty

Jun 27, 2026, 10:01 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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A lower oil price and cooler inflation prospect reduce rate-hike risks, supporting long Treasuries. TLT benefits from falling yields; past experience shows TLT rallies when 10-year yields drop from multi-month highs. However, oil rebound or hotter inflation could cap gains.

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U.S. GDP exceeded expectations while the Fed's preferred inflation gauge posted a high since Oct 2023, yet long Treasuries held firm as oil declined. The pullback in crude lowered inflation risk and helped TLT rise about 0.66%, extending a roughly 5% rebound from its monthly low. Markets imply Warsh may pivot toward neutral if inflation cools, supporting further long-duration demand.

US GDP beat expectations; Fed inflation gauge rose to October 2023 high.
TLT rose two-thirds percent; 10-year yield fell under 4.4%.
Oil drop of about $10 aided risk backdrop; oil ETF USO showing puts premium.
Option flows favored puts in TLT; large bets on 80- and 55-strike puts.

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