
Bond yields climb to highest since 2007 on Fed hike risk

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Benchmark U.S. Treasury yields have surged to levels not seen since 2007, influenced by strong inflation data and rising energy prices, with markets anticipating a potential Fed rate hike in late 2026. Bond ETFs saw $32 billion in inflows in April, reflecting strong demand for corporate and high-yield funds. Additionally, yields in the UK, euro zone, and Japan have reached multi-decade highs due to local political and inflationary pressures.

