Analysis: The Federal Reserve will raise interest rates as early as next week, causing US bond yields to rise to their highest point of the year The threat of the escalation of the Iranian war pushed up oil prices, and the yield of US treasury bond bonds rose to the highest level in the year. The market expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates as soon as next week. The yield of two-year treasury bond bonds, which was greatly affected by the Federal Reserve's policy expectations, rose by about 4 basis points on Thursday, to about 4.34%, the highest level since the beginning of 2025. The yield of the 10-year treasury bond hit a new high this year, and the 30-year yield rose to 5.19%, slightly lower than the highest level since 2007. With the Houthis claiming to have attacked merchant ships for the first time in recent months, Brent crude oil prices are slowly rising to $100 per barrel. This rise continues to put pressure on the US treasury bond bond market and makes traders more likely to believe that the Federal Reserve under the leadership of Walsh will soon raise interest rates this year. (Golden Ten)