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Top story Oct. 1, 2026
Rates · Analysis

U.S. 10-Year Yield Touches 5.34%, Its Highest Since 2002, as Oil Tops $100

Bond markets are pricing more rate hikes from central banks that have already turned hawkish. A chip rally kept U.S. stocks in the green; Europe fell 1.3%.

By Global Terminal Staff · 2 min read
U.S. 10-year5.24%−0.06
U.S. 30-year5.67%—
Brent crude100.60+2.61%
S&P 5007,673.89+0.29%

Why it matters

  • The 10-year Treasury yield is the base for mortgages, corporate bonds and stock valuations around the world.
  • The Fed, the ECB and the Bank of Japan all raised rates in September, and officials are signaling more.
  • Oil above $100 keeps inflation high, which makes rate cuts unlikely any time soon.
Market board Close, Oct. 1, 2026
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Dow JonesU.S.50,912.33+0.01%
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Russell 2000U.S. small caps2,808.59+0.42%
VIXU.S. volatility16.35+0.06%
STOXX Europe 600Europe626.65−1.30%
Nikkei 225Japan68,956.72+3.30%
Hang SengHong Kong · last close Sept. 3024,613.27+0.37%

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Central Banks · Analysis

The World Is Hiking Again: What September's Central Bank Decisions Mean

The Fed, the ECB and the Bank of Japan all raised rates within nine days. The Bank of England held, but only narrowly. Here is where each stands and what comes next.

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Rates · Explainer

Why Bond Yields Matter Even If You Don't Own Bonds

The 10-year Treasury yield sets the price of money around the world. Here is how it reaches mortgages, stocks and currencies.

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Economy · News

September Jobs Report: What to Watch Friday

Economists expect slower hiring after August's surprise. With the Fed weighing another hike, wages and the unemployment rate may matter more than the headline.

U.S. Treasury yields in September Daily par yields, percent
10-year2-year
4.24.44.64.85.05.25.4Sep 1Sep 16Sep 305.29%4.88%

Source: U.S. Department of the Treasury. Market closes differ slightly from Treasury par yields.