US yields ease slightly, but Asian markets remain divided
đ US Treasury yields stabilized after the recent selloff, with the 10-year yield around 5.19% and the 30-year near 5.48%. Pressure is no longer accelerating as sharply as in the previous two sessions, but long-term yields remain elevated.
đą Brent slipped about 0.8% to around $105.7 after two strong sessions. The pullback in oil helps ease near-term inflation pressure, although prices above $100 still support the higher-for-longer rate narrative.
đ Asian equities showed no broad risk-on move. The Nikkei gained around 1%, while Hong Kong and Australian stocks declined, and MSCI Asia ex-Japan was little changed.
âïž The current setup looks more like a stabilization after the selloff than a clear shift back into risk-on sentiment.
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đ US Treasury yields stabilized after the recent selloff, with the 10-year yield around 5.19% and the 30-year near 5.48%. Pressure is no longer accelerating as sharply as in the previous two sessions, but long-term yields remain elevated.
đą Brent slipped about 0.8% to around $105.7 after two strong sessions. The pullback in oil helps ease near-term inflation pressure, although prices above $100 still support the higher-for-longer rate narrative.
đ Asian equities showed no broad risk-on move. The Nikkei gained around 1%, while Hong Kong and Australian stocks declined, and MSCI Asia ex-Japan was little changed.
âïž The current setup looks more like a stabilization after the selloff than a clear shift back into risk-on sentiment.
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