<div id="readability-page-1">Why yields are rising: Oil prices above $100 and persistent inflation have pushed the US 10-year yield to an 11-month high, raising borrowing costs across mortgages and corporate debt. Global ripple effects: Bond yields are climbing in major economies, moving in sync with oil prices and increasing financing costs for governments and businesses. Policy challenges ahead: Central banks face diverging paths as the Fed holds steady while the ECB signals more hikes to counter energy-driven inflation.</div>

<p>US bond yields are nearing 4.5% due to oil prices exceeding $100 and ongoing inflation, resulting in the US 10-year yield reaching an 11-month high. This rise in yields is affecting borrowing costs for mortgages and corporate debt, with similar trends observed globally. Central banks are facing challenges, as the Fed maintains its stance while the ECB indicates potential rate hikes to address inflation driven by energy costs.</p>

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US bond yields near 4.5% as oil stays above $100