The Zhitong Finance App notes that despite the recent sharp rise in US Treasury yields, the investment-grade corporate bond market has not simultaneously released clear credit risk alerts. The yield on 10-year US bonds rose from 3.96% in February 2026 to 5.31% in early October. At one point, it hit a high level since 2002, but the credit spread on investment-grade corporate bonds did not rise but fell during the same period. This contrast shows that bond investors currently do not generally require companies to pay more additional compensation for credit risk.

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