Treasury yields are broadly flat as investors mull uncertainty around peace talks

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📰 source: cnbc_topnews · 💼 business

treasury yields slipped on tuesday as oil prices dropped on word that a deal to open the strait of hormuz might be imminent. the 10-year note yield fell more than 4 basis points to 4.635%, the 2-year slipped over 6 basis points to 4.194%, and the 30-year shed 3 basis points to 5.199%.

bessent told cnbc that talks with iran are ongoing and a deal could come as soon as today or tomorrow. oil responded: wti fell 3% to around $77 a barrel, brent down 2% to near $81. but wells fargo's tony miano cautioned that even a deal won't instantly fix energy markets — oil fundamentals take time to stabilize, and broader inflation may stay sticky, limiting how far yields can drop.

yields had been rising lately, with the 30-year hitting its highest since 2007 on inflation worries, and the fed's 'hawkish hold' last week is still weighing on bond investors.


why it matters: treasury yields fall on hormuz deal hopes, but sticky inflation and fed hawkishness could limit the bond rally.


source: cnbc_topnews
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