Yields on the benchmark US 30-year Treasury bonds advanced to their highest level since 2007, pressured by ongoing geopolitical conflicts and escalating concerns over oil markets.
The rise in long-term borrowing costs reflects investor caution as persistent conflict and energy price volatility stoke broader economic anxieties. Higher oil prices continue to fuel inflationary expectations, prompting a reassessment of sovereign debt valuations and pushing yields upward across the curve.
