Bond yields surge to fresh two-decade highs, but oil prices are buffeted by Iran headlines - NBC News — SkimNews
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- 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2004, with overall bond yields surging to fresh two-decade highs as reported across multiple outlets.
- Oil prices were buffeted by Iran-related headlines while bond markets traded volatile, according to cross-outlet coverage.
Why it matters: A 30-year Treasury yield not seen since 2004 raises long-term borrowing costs for mortgages, corporates, and government debt, while oil's Iran-driven swings add an inflation wildcard that could complicate monetary policy easing.
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