US Treasuries: Yields surge after CPI shock – Deutsche Bank

US 10-year yields approached 5%. Deutsche Bank strategists attribute the sharp sell-off in US Treasuries to higher-than-expected US core and headline CPI readings, alongside hawkish remarks from Fed officials. Two-year yields recorded their largest daily rise since 2025. Markets now price in a longer and more aggressive Fed rate-hiking cycle extending into 2027.

Yield Curve Reflects More Hawkish Rate Expectations

"That US CPI print drove the biggest moves of the day, with the monthly core CPI print for October above consensus at +0.30% (vs. +0.2% expected)."

"Moreover, it was the third consecutive month with core CPI at +0.3%, and if you take those three months together, the annualised pace for core CPI is running at +3.75%."

"That’s the fastest pace on that measure since April 2024, so it made it increasingly difficult to dismiss this as a blip."

"Meanwhile, the headline CPI numbers were faster still, with monthly headline CPI at +0.35% (vs. +0.3% expected), with the 3-month annualised pace at +5.72%."

"For markets, the clearest impact could be seen in US Treasuries, with yields surging across the curve."

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