- The US 10-year yield hit its highest level since 2002 as rising oil prices fueled a renewed selloff in global bonds.
- US equity futures drew support from chipmakers after Micron issued an upbeat forecast driven by the AI building frenzy, though the company warned rising compensation would weigh on profit margins.
- US companies announced the fewest job cuts for any September since 2022, a labor-market datapoint landing alongside the bond rout.
- Partners Group's Anastasia Amoroso joined Bloomberg Brief to discuss the bond selloff and the biggest risks to the economy.
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“The US 10-year yield hits its highest level since 2002 as rising oil prices fuel a renewed selloff in global bonds.”
“The results were driven by the AI building frenzy, but warned that rising compensation would weigh on profit margins.”