[ITC Markets: If the Fed Hesitates on Rate Hikes, 10-Year Treasury Yield Could Rise to 5.1%] According to a report by Jinse Finance on September 11, ITC Markets believes that if the Federal Reserve shows hesitation regarding rate hikes, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury could rise to 5.1%, marking the highest level since July 2007. Kit Lowe, a senior analyst at ITC Markets based in Sydney, stated that if CPI data forces the Fed to raise rates, it could actually benefit long-duration bonds. However, the long-term trend of increased U.S. debt issuance continues to exert significant pressure. Lowe noted that if the Fed hesitates on rate hikes, the 10-year Treasury yield could surpass 5%. Long-term bond investors would prefer the Fed to raise rates now to prevent further inflation, as rising inflation typically has a greater impact on long-term bonds. (Sina Finance)