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Treasury Yields Fall on Oil Decline; Short-Term Treasuries Could Gain

Sep 23, 2026, 4:11 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Lower short-term yields reduce price pressure on BIL; near-term demand for safe, short-duration assets rises as yields compress, boosting BIL prices.

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Yields on U.S. Treasuries declined across maturities as Brent and WTI crude extended losses, easing inflation fears amid Middle East supply worries. The moves come with hawkish Fed rhetoric in focus and upcoming PMI and jobless claims data. For BIL, a near-term price uplift looks plausible on lower short-term yields, barring unexpected Fed tightening.

U.S. yields dip across the curve; 10y at 4.947%.
2y down 2 bps to 4.758%, 30y at 5.287%.
Oil declines for sixth day; Brent 98.49, WTI 89.41.
Fed hawkish chatter persists; Barr to speak; PMI and job data ahead.

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