The U.S. 10-year yield was near 4.906%, up more than 6 basis points and the highest since November 2023, CNBC said in a Thursday morning Treasuries update around the 8:00-8:15 a.m. Central window. The 2-year hit a high of 4.501%, its highest since July 2023; that high is not the last. The 30-year was near 5.337%. The move updates the earlier ~4.85% Bessent-buyback fade narrative. Catalysts cited include oil above $100 inflation fear, the August PPI print, and the ECB hike.
After the PPI print, Reuters via LTA at about 7:34 a.m. Central put S&P 500 futures down 0.47%, Nasdaq-100 futures down 1.1%, and Dow futures down 0.29%. Those are mid-session marks, not closes. Oil is context only: Reuters early-CT lasts showed Brent near $102.15 and WTI near $97.50; those are last prices, not settles. CNBC framed U.S. oil again crossing $100 while Reuters still had WTI sub-$100; both are labeled.
Sources: CNBC Treasuries, Sep. 10, 2026; Reuters futures/oil stamps via LTA Premarket (~7:34 a.m. CT / ~5:11 a.m. CT).
