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Forex · Forex Flash The Great Realignment

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外汇 · 外汇快评 大重整

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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

The global FX market is being reshaped by the worst bond sell-off in decades. The 10-year UST yield reached 5.34%, a 24-year high, after its sharpest quarterly rise in 32 years. This lifted the dollar, with EUR/USD at 1.1259 after touching 1.1215, its lowest since May 2025. The euro was also hit by French fiscal troubles and a 17-year high in Bund yields. EUR/CHF fell 1.3% in one day. The pound held up on strong Q2 GDP but faces budget risks.

Institution
Intesa Sanpaolo
Published
10/02/2026
Research topic
Fed Policy · US 10Y Treasury · US Dollar (DXY)
Time horizon
October 2026 · next week · May 2025 · June 2027

Key arguments

  • The bond market is driving the currency market, with the surge in US yields reasserting dollar dominance.
  • The UST sell-off is driven by both real yield repricing of Fed hikes and a rising term premium from inflation, QT, and fiscal deficits.
  • The euro is under pressure from French fiscal concerns, soaring Bund yields, and ECB commentary, despite a brief rally attempt.
  • The Swiss franc is the ultimate safe haven, with EUR/CHF carry unwind signaling risk aversion.

Key numbers

10-year US Treasury yield
5.34% (24-year high)
EUR/USD exchange rate
1.1259
EUR/CHF one-day drop
1.3%
French harmonised inflation (September)
3.4%
US Treasury issuance next week
~USD 119 billion

Main risks

  • A negative surprise in US employment data could undermine the dollar's yield advantage.
  • Progress in Iran-US negotiations could trigger a sharp oil price fall, easing inflation and weakening the dollar.
  • Weak demand at US Treasury auctions could destabilise long-term yields and the dollar.

Corresponding source evidence

  1. Forex Flash Forex The information in this document is current as at 2 October 2026 (unless otherwise stated) See the Appendix for analyst accreditation and important notices The Great Realignment  The global foreign exchange market is undergoing a period of profound restructuring, driven by the most severe bond sell-off in decades. · October 2026
  2.  The intensity of the current UST sell-off suggests that the rise in the term premium may be due to a sharp rise in inflation, greater uncertainty over the Fed’s moves, the shift from QE to QT, and the rise in the public deficit.
  3.  Next week, the market will digest the US employment report, US Treasury auctions, a packed schedule of speeches by Federal Reserve officials, and the reopening of Chinese markets following the Golden Week holiday. · next week

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