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Long-End Yields Will End 2026 at Levels Rarely Seen in the Last Decade: Markets Pulse
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Long-End Yields Will End 2026 at Levels Rarely Seen in the Last Decade: Markets Pulse Thirty-year Treasury yields will most likely push back over 5% by the end of the year, the latest Markets Pulse survey showed, signaling some doubts about whether the Federal Reserve will move quickly to enough rein in the recent inflation surge. Fifty-seven percent of the 101 respondents said long-end yields will end the year at or above that level, which it breached last month as the Iran war’s oil shock...
Long-End Yields Will End 2026 at Levels Rarely Seen in the Last Decade: Markets Pulse
Thirty-year Treasury yields will most likely push back over 5% by the end of the year, the latest Markets Pulse survey showed, signaling some doubts about whether the Federal Reserve will move quickly to enough rein in the recent inflation surge.
Fifty-seven percent of the 101 respondents said long-end yields will end the year at or above that level, which it breached last month as the Iran war’s oil shock pushed to it to a nearly two-decade high. The yield also briefly exceeded 5% in 2023, after the Fed had pushed up rates aggressively, and after President Donald Trump’s tariff rollout last year, only to pull back down again. It’s now around 4.90%.