Two-year Treasury note yield hits highest since Feb. 2025 - CNBC
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- Two-year Treasury note yield climbed to its highest level since February 2025, according to CNBC's headline.
- Bond traders burned by the Fed's pivot are now watching oil prices as a market gauge, per Bloomberg's headline.
- Warsh is bringing a "skinny Fed approach" to a complex, information-hungry market environment, according to Reuters' headline.
Why it matters: Bond traders are already nursing losses from the Fed's pivot and now face higher two-year yields, while US equities are selling off — a double hit signaling that the path of Fed policy under Warsh is actively reshaping positioning across Treasuries and stocks.
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