Signs of a breakdown in US-Iran talks pushed US Treasury prices lower as worries
that higher energy costs could lift inflation and force Fed rate hikes
increased. Monday’s selloff lifted yields across the $31 tln US Treasury market:
the 10-year yield rose about 6 bps to around 4.50% and crude oil gained more
than 7%. The 2-year, most sensitive to Fed policy, rose roughly 6 bps to 4.07%.
Iran suspended intermediary talks with the US in protest of Israeli action.
Traders raised odds the Fed’s next move will be a hike; Fed swaps show markets
are fully pricing one hike by March 2027 and assign about a 50% chance of a move
as soon as October.