Kristoffer Kjaer Lomholt, Head of Fixed Income and Foreign Exchange Research at Danske Bank, pointed out in a report that the market's attention to government bond yields (such as the 30-year US Treasury yield) is increasing. He stated that the 30-year US Treasury yield is currently above 5% and this trend is becoming more persistent. He noted that the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, with the Houthi forces attacking two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, subsequently pushed Brent

Kristoffer Kjaer Lomholt, Head of Fixed Income and FX Research at Danske Bank, pointed out in a report that market attention to government bond yields (such as the 30-year US Treasury yield) is increasing. He stated that the 30-year US Treasury yield is currently above 5%, and this trend is becoming increasingly persistent. He noted that with the escalation of conflict in the Middle East—Houthi forces attacking two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, followed by Brent crude oil prices nearing 100 US dollars per barrel—this has added inflationary pressure ahead of next week's FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting. As of press time, the 30-year US Treasury yield rose by 0.3 basis points to 5.150%, approaching the highest level in nearly two months.