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The U.S 10-Year Yield had its biggest daily gain since April 7, 2025, and is breaking out of a massive multi-year coil.
The bond market is now pricing in the possibility of a rate hike by year-end, rather than additional cuts, amid uncertainty around oil prices and a potential resurgence in inflation.
If this long-term breakout holds, an environment of higher bond yields will act as a headwind for risk assets, with rate-sensitive sectors likely bearing the brunt.
The Takeaway: A decisive breakout in the 10-year suggests the path of least resistance for yields, and pressure for stocks, is higher.
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