Treasury Yields Rise in Volatile Week Ahead of U.S. CPI, Buybacks
Dow Jones
5 hours ago
1802 ET - Treasury yields end the week higher but are little changed from yesterday, as August's unexpectedly job gain boosts bets on a Fed hike, while President Trump calls for lower rates. Economists surveyed by WSJ expect August monthly CPI to accelerate to 0.4% from 0.1%, with core unchanged at 0.2%, which could keep the rate outlook uncertain. The Treasury begins announcing long-term bond buybacks next week, likely increasing operation sizes and putting downward pressure on yields. The 10-year yield adds 0.062 percentage point this week, to 4.783%. The two-year is up by 0.031 points, to 4.379%.
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