U.S. Treasurys experience volatility as oil prices remain above $85

13 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 29

Futures indicate oil holding above $85, with inflation expectations elevated and daily Treasury yield swings persisting amid unresolved Middle East tensions and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Federal Reserve officials are expected to keep rates steady, but ongoing energy market instability fuels speculation about potential rate hikes later this year.
Resilient U.S. economic data, including strong payrolls and retail sales, suggest consumers can absorb higher energy costs, while financial conditions remain supportive and the Fed maintains a data-dependent approach.

Could tariffs and utility hikes keep inflation high even if oil prices were to fall?

With oil driving inflation, can the Fed's interest rate policy alone truly stabilize the economy?

Why are consumer inflation fears rising so much faster than official economic forecasts?

Is soaring government debt, not just oil, the real reason for volatile Treasury yields?

Will releasing strategic oil reserves be enough to counter ongoing threats in the Strait of Hormuz?

How vulnerable is the global supply chain to a full closure of the Strait of Hormuz?