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Hotter-than-expected US inflation drives bond yields higher, SJF Bank says
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Hotter-than-expected US inflation drives bond yields higher, SJF Bank says
  • SJF Bank's October 14, 2026 analysis linked rising bond yields to September US inflation accelerating to 3.7% from 3.4%.
  • Core inflation increased to 2.6% from 2.4%, exceeding expectations of 2.5%.
  • Markets priced a nearly 50% probability of a Fed rate increase on October 28, up from roughly 20% before the release.
  • US two-year government bond yields rose more than 0.15 percentage points; 10-year yields climbed more than 0.1 percentage points.
  • US stock futures signaled a sharply lower opening, particularly for the Nasdaq, while the dollar strengthened against the euro.


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