Why 10-year Treasury yield may hit 6% in next year or two on problematic inflation

Source: Market Watch | Published: October 24, 2025, 5:51 pm | Read Original

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Why 10-year Treasury yield may hit 6% in next year or two on problematic inflation

U.S. stocks jumped Friday after September’s consumer-price index came in below expectations, helping to support the case for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts next week and in December. Yet there are reasons to be cautious about where inflation may be headed beyond the next handful of months.

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