Bond Market Volatility Persists as 10-Year Yield Climbs Despite Fed Rate Cut Bets

About Bond Market Volatility Persists as 10-Year Yield Climbs Despite Fed Rate Cut Bets

Stocks have recovered since Trump’s tariff announcement, but the bond market remains turbulent, according to The Wall Street Journal. The 10-year Treasury yield has climbed to around 4.37% due to falling prices, even as shorter-term yields decline on expectations of Fed rate cuts. This “steepening twist” raises borrowing costs and reflects investor uncertainty over inflation, trade policy, and fiscal direction.

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2025