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Treasury Yields Drop as Oil Slump Precedes U.S. Inflation Data

Oct 13, 2026, 4:32 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Lower yields reduce discount rates and improve equity valuations; energy-price relief can dampen inflation fears and Fed tightening concerns, historically supporting risk assets when rates ease.

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Bond yields declined Tuesday as oil prices weakened, setting a supportive tone for equities ahead of key U.S. inflation data. The 10-year yield moved to about 5.19%, with the 30-year around 5.55% and the 2-year near 4.77%, as energy-market dynamics curbed inflation concerns. The upcoming CPI, along with PPI and retail sales, will dictate the near-term path for the S&P 500 and rate expectations.

U.S. yields fell Tuesday: 10Y ~5.19%, 30Y ~5.55%, 2Y ~4.77%.
Oil dropped ~1.5% to $92.34 as energy risks ease.
CPI for September expected at 3.7% y/y; core 2.5%; data due midweek.
Markets reopen after Columbus Day; PPI and retail sales data follow Thursday.

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