Yields Rise on Hawkish Fed Signals; October Hike Odds Increase
Sep 25, 2026, 4:17 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Rising yields raise discount rates and compress P/E multiples, especially for growth names; escalated rate-hike odds add to equity volatility; historically, similar yield spikes have pressured broad indices in the near term.
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U.S. Treasuries extended losses as hawkish Fed commentary and strong data pushed yields higher. The 10-year rose to 5.17%, the 30-year to 5.463%, and the CME FedWatch odds imply ~71% for a October rate hike. Investors await Michigan sentiment and durable goods data, keeping risk premia elevated and equity valuations under pressure.
10-year yield at 5.17%, highest since June 2007; 30-year at 5.463%.
Hawkish Fed Barr signals further policy adjustments; October hike odds near 71%.
Global bond selloff intensifies; eurozone and Japanese yields hit fresh highs.
Investors await Michigan sentiment and durable goods data Friday.
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