On Fri, 04 Sep 2026 a hotter-than-expected August employment report, increased market anxiety & boosted expectations that US Fed might lift short-term interest rates at its upcoming meeting.
Yield Movements:
10-Year Yield: Climbed by about 2 basis points to end the session at 4.78% – 4.79%.
20-Year Yield: Remained relatively steady/flat, holding close to 5.24%.
30-Year Yield: Edged up slightly by roughly 1 basis point to close around 5.25%, hovering near multi-decade highs driven by broader concerns over long-term inflation & expanding US public debt.
What will it be come Monday?
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