Treasuries fall as yields rise amid oil price surge and US-Iran talks impasse

12 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 27

Yields on 10-year Treasuries climb to 4.33%, up two to three basis points, as oil prices rise and US-Iran war negotiations stall.
Despite improved demand in $69 billion of two-year and $70 billion of five-year US debt auctions, Treasuries weaken across maturities.
Earlier, yields rose on political violence in the US and President Trump's Iran peace talk remarks, while investors awaited the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision.

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