Another Rise for U.S. Treasury Yields

The 09/06/24 blog “U.S. Treasury Yield Update – 09/06/24” had these comments.

“The other factor that could contribute to TYX trending lower is the U.S. FOMC interest rate decision on 09/18/24.  It’s widely expected that they will cut short-term interest rates by at least .25 basis points, perhaps more.  This could be a classic case of “buy the rumor sell the news”.

There’s an inverse relationship between yield/rates and bond prices.   As bonds rise, yield/rates fall.   In this case as TYX declines the U.S. 30 – year Treasury bond prices rise. 

It’s possible that U.S. 30 – year Treasury bonds could rally into an important top on or just before 09/18/24.”

The daily CBOE 30 Year U.S. Treasury Yield chart (TYX) shows what happened.

On 01/07/25 TYX decisively moved above important resistance at 4.846 the 04/25/24 peak and could now be making a run at the very important high of 5.152 made 10/23/23.

Daily Stochastic has flattened out in the overbought zone.  It could stay in that range for a few more weeks.  RSI has reached marginally into overbought zone it could go higher, and there’s the possibility of TYX rising with bearish RSI divergences.

MACD only has a small decline in the Histogram section.

There’s a good chance TYX could still be able to rally in the coming weeks.

The big question, could there be a decisive break above the October 2023 peak?

We may have an answer in a few weeks.  A decisive move above the TYX 10/23/23 high could mean rising long – term U.S. interest rates well into 2025.

Most of the investment community is focused on the potential of two short -term rate cuts in 2025.  The big surprise of the year could be persistently rising long – term rates.

Published by Mark Rivest

Independent investment advisor, trader, and writer. Articles have appeared on Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities , Traders.com Advantage, Futuresmag.com, and Finance Magnates.

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