Treasury Yields Surge as Trump's Policies Stir Inflation Concerns

A recent Reuters poll highlights shifts in bond strategists' views following Donald Trump's election victory. The anticipated inflation-driven rise in U.S. Treasury yields, spurred by proposed tax cuts and tariffs, complicates the Federal Reserve's plans for easing. Long-term bond yields face increased scrutiny amidst fiscal policy uncertainty.

Following Donald Trump's presidential win, bond strategists are reassessing their forecasts for U.S. Treasury yields, with a Reuters poll indicating concerns about inflationary impacts from expected policy changes.

The 10-year Treasury yield has seen a notable increase as Trump's proposed tax cuts and tariffs could significantly elevate U.S. fiscal debt, influencing inflation expectations and long-term yields.

Amidst the ongoing uncertainty over fiscal policies and economic data, analysts urge clarity to navigate potential market shifts in Treasury yields, highlighted by the recent market selloff and varied forecasts.

(With inputs from agencies.)