Analysts Predict Decline in U.S. Treasury Yields Amid Global Market Sell-Off

According to Odaily, the recent sell-off in global stock markets has heightened risk-averse sentiment, prompting analysts to speculate on how low U.S. Treasury yields might fall. TD Securities forecasts that by the end of 2026, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note could drop to 3.50%. Meanwhile, DBS Bank estimates that if the stock market continues its downward trend, this benchmark yield could fall to a low of 3.8%, down from its current level of approximately 4.07%. The volatility associated with overvalued tech stocks is exerting pressure on global indices, drawing increased attention to the prospects of U.S. Treasuries, considered the world's safest investment. Prominent Wall Street figures, including Morgan Stanley's Ted Pick and Goldman Sachs' Solomon, have issued warnings about potential further declines in stock prices, highlighting the potential for a new surge in the $73 trillion bond market.