Tradeweb Markets Inc. said global 10-year government bond yields fell in February as equity market volatility rose amid geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over monetary and trade policy. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield posted the biggest move, dropping 29.5 basis points to 3.96%, alongside easing U.S. inflation to 2.4% in January. Tradeweb’s swap data indicated virtually no probability of a Fed rate cut in March, with policymakers remaining cautious and data-dependent. Yields also declined in Canada and the UK, while euro-area inflation ticked up in February even as the ECB held rates, and Japan’s 10-year yield ended the month lower after briefly hitting a three-year high.
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