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BNP Paribas market review (September 21, 2026) shows Brent at $104.73, up 17.1% weekly and 72.1% yearly. US 10-year Treasury yield at 4.97% while 2-year at 4.64% and 5-year at 4.79%. USD/JPY at 153.47, down 3.9% weekly. Gold at $4,363, down 1.7% weekly. Equity indices mixed: S&P 500 at 7,657, Nikkei 225 at 64,011. Sector performance year-to-date: semis +36.6%, energy +26.7%, banks +35.8%, autos -28.5%.

Institution
BNP Paribas
Published
09/20/2026
Research topic
Not explicitly stated
Time horizon
Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

  • Brent crude surged 17.1% week-on-week to $104.73, with a 72.1% yearly gain, signaling strong commodity inflation pressures.
  • US Treasury curve remains elevated with 10Y at 4.97%, 2Y at 4.64%, and 5Y at 4.79%, while 10Y weekly change was -1.2bp.
  • USD/JPY fell 3.9% weekly to 153.47, reflecting yen strength, while EUR/USD was flat at 1.16.
  • Equity markets showed regional divergence: Nikkei 225 down 3.5% weekly, S&P 500 down 0.4%, MSCI Emerging Markets up 0.1%.

Key numbers

Brent Crude
$104.73
US 10Y Treasury Yield
4.97%
US 2Y Treasury Yield
4.64%
USD/JPY
153.47
Gold
$4,363

Main risks

  • Sustained oil price rally above $100 could reinforce inflationary pressures and prompt further central bank tightening.
  • Elevated US Treasury yields near 5% may continue to weigh on equity valuations, particularly growth sectors.
  • Currency volatility, notably yen strength, could disrupt Japanese exporters and global carry trades.

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