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The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield has surged to 5.19%, the highest since 2007, due to inflation fears and rising oil prices. This increase is raising mortgage rates and borrowing costs, impacting stock and crypto markets. Analysts warn yields could reach 5.5%-6% amid ongoing inflation and geopolitical instability.

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30-year Treasury yield soars to highest level since 2007

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In the week ending May 14, USDC circulation decreased by 1.7 billion, with 5.4 billion issued and 7.1 billion redeemed. Total circulation now stands at 76.5 billion, while reserves are approximately 76.7 billion USD, including 48.3 billion in reverse repurchase agreements and 16.1 billion in Treasury bills.

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USDC Circulation Decreases by 1.7 Billion in a Week

Investors are preparing for sustained high U.S. Treasury yields as they doubt new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's ability to control inflation driven by rising oil prices. Long-term yields have surged, impacting borrowing costs across the economy. Analysts predict a steeper yield curve, with expectations that rates will remain steady while inflation pressures persist. Warsh faces challenges in addressing inflation without simply raising rates, as global oil prices remain a significant factor. The market is closely watching his policy direction, particularly regarding the Fed's balance sheet and its impact on Treasury yields.

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Analysis-Investors gird for high US Treasury yields as new Fed Chair Warsh battles inflation

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April's inflation rate has surged, with a three-month annualized rate of 7.1%, prompting calls for decisive action from new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. The Consumer Price Index shows a year-over-year increase of 3.8%, significantly above the Fed's 2% target. Rising energy costs, driven by the Iran war, are contributing to this inflation spike. The Fed has maintained steady rates, but economists warn that inaction could lead to entrenched inflation expectations. Monetary policy rules suggest a federal funds rate target above 5%, indicating a need for rate increases to combat rising inflation effectively.

- The article discusses the urgent need for decisive action from new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh regarding inflation and interest rates, especially given the rising three-month annualized inflation rate of 7.1%.  
- It highlights growing concerns among Americans about living costs, evidenced by dissatisfaction with the current administration's handling of inflation, and notes that supply shocks, particularly from the Iran conflict, are exacerbating price increases.  
- The author argues that without a clear data-driven policy, the Fed risks further escalating inflation expectations, leading to higher borrowing costs and diminished affordability for households.

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April's inflation spike leaves Warsh and the Fed zero excuses not to raise rates

In early 2026, U.S. debt exceeded its annual economic output, breaching the 100% debt-to-GDP threshold. With average interest rates above 3.3%, federal interest payments now surpass many domestic program budgets, limiting fiscal flexibility. Analysts caution that without policy changes, debt could exceed World War II levels within years, potentially reaching 150% of GDP by mid-century.

- In early 2026, U.S. debt exceeded the nation's annual economic output, crossing the 100% debt-to-GDP threshold during peacetime.  
- Federal interest spending now surpasses many domestic program budgets due to average rates above 3.3%, limiting fiscal flexibility.  
- Analysts caution that without policy changes, debt could exceed World War II's record within a few years, potentially reaching 150% of GDP by mid-century.

US debt tops GDP as interest costs surpass key programs

The U.S. faces a fiscal crisis as inflation erases wage gains since 2024, driven by the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war against Iran. Consumer prices rose 0.6% last month, while median weekly earnings increased only 0.45%. The proposed suspension of the federal gasoline tax could add $11.5 billion to the deficit, compounding the $200 billion requested for the war. The national debt is projected to rise 20% by 2028, with interest consuming a significant portion of tax revenue. The bond market demands 5% interest for 30-year loans, leading to real losses for bondholders.

- The article discusses the impact of inflation on U.S. wages since Donald Trump's election, attributing this inflation to the war in Iran.  
- It notes that the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a 0.6% increase in consumer prices and a decrease in real median wages, reflecting a concerning economic situation.  
- The author warns of escalating national debt and government spending, forecasting a 20% increase in U.S. debt by 2028, while highlighting the rising interest demands in the bond market.

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Gold prices fell as the U.S. rejected Iran's peace demands, leading to a stronger dollar and rising yields. Gold for June delivery dropped $34.20 to $4,696.50 per ounce. Iran's response included demands for compensation and sanctions relief, which were deemed "totally unacceptable" by President Trump. The ongoing war has increased inflation and energy costs, prompting traders to favor the dollar and bonds. The dollar index rose 0.8 points to 97.98, while Treasury yields also increased.

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Gold Falls as the U.S. Dismisses Iran's Peace Demands, Boosting the Dollar and Yields

Treasury yields were rising with markets remaining focused on the lack of progress in negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

US Treasury yields, dollar edge up as odds of Mideast peace deal dim

The market has factored in expectations that the Federal Reserve will extend its pause on interest rate hikes, with no rate cuts anticipated until December 2027. According to Odaily, this outlook reflects current market sentiment.

Market Anticipates Federal Reserve to Maintain Interest Rates Until December 2027

BlackRock is set to launch two tokenized money-market funds targeting stablecoin investors. The asset manager has filed for a digital share class linked to its $6.1 billion BlackRock Select Treasury Based Liquidity Fund, which focuses on cash and short-term U.S. Treasury securities. These tokenized shares will function on the Ethereum blockchain. Additionally, BlackRock is introducing the BlackRock Daily Reinvestment Stablecoin Reserve Vehicle, a fund tailored for those managing assets via crypto wallets and stablecoins.

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30-year Treasury yield soars to highest level since 2007

USDC Circulation Decreases by 1.7 Billion in a Week

Analysis-Investors gird for high US Treasury yields as new Fed Chair Warsh battles inflation

April's inflation spike leaves Warsh and the Fed zero excuses not to raise rates

US debt tops GDP as interest costs surpass key programs