
US 10-Year Yields Dip Then Rebound Amid Iran Deal and Policy Holds
US Treasury yields fell early in the week to a one-month low near 4.42% following a US-Iran peace agreement that eased oil price pressures, before rebounding later as uncertainty resurfaced. Central banks including the ECB delivered a 25bp adjustment while the Fed, BOE, and others signaled steady policy. Bond ETF inflows remained positive, reflecting sustained investor interest in fixed income amid shifting rate expectations.






