US 10-Year Yield Hits 5.0% After Fed Hike, Oil Slips to $100
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美联储加息后美国10年期国债收益率触及5.0%，油价跌至100美元
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
Fed hike pushes US 10-year Treasury yield to 5.0%, with markets pricing ~33bp more tightening by end-2026 and ~85bp by end-2027. Aussie OIS implies a 4.76% cash rate by year-end. BoJ hiked 25bp to 1.25%, yet the yen weakened on cautious Ueda guidance and two dissents. S&P 500 rose 0.2% to 7,651; European shares fell sharply. AUD slipped 0.7% on the week to US$0.7121; WTI eased 1.6% to US$100.30 despite Middle East supply risk.
- Institution
- Westpac / Westpac IQ
- Published
- 09/20/2026
- Research topic
- S&P 500 · US Dollar (DXY) · USD/JPY
- Time horizon
- this week · 2027
Key arguments
- US Treasury yields extended their sell-off, with the 10-year at 5.0% and the 2-year up 8bp to 4.74% after the Fed's rate hike.
- The BoJ raised rates 25bp to 1.25%, but the yen fell as Governor Ueda cautioned against moving too quickly and two policymakers dissented.
- Equities were mixed: the S&P 500 gained 0.2% while European indices fell 1.2-1.6% on automaker downgrades and Middle East energy-supply concerns.
- Oil eased despite supply risk, as Saudi Aramco works to restore East-West pipeline flows; markets await Australia's labour force survey.
Key numbers
- US 10-year Treasury yield
- 5.00% (+7bp)
- US 2-year Treasury yield
- 4.74% (+8bp)
- AUD/USD
- 0.7121 (+0.1% day, -0.7% week)
- WTI crude
- US$100.30 (-1.6%)
- BoJ policy rate
- 1.25% (+25bp)
Main risks
- Middle East tensions threaten global energy supply; Aramco told some European refiners no crude next month after a Red Sea pipeline attack, with full capacity possibly six weeks away.
- Further Fed tightening is priced (~33bp by end-2026, ~85bp by end-2027); incorrect assumptions could shift yields and the USD.
- Two BoJ dissents and Ueda's caution leave the yen path uncertain, with the extent of tightening beyond 1.5% dependent on growth.
Corresponding source evidence
The S&P 500 rose 0.2% and finished the week broadly unchanged, while European shares fell sharply and ASX futures point to a soft open.
The Aussie finished the week 0.7% lower against the greenback, with this week’s labour report likely to drive near-term price action.
· this weekDespite the BoJ raising rates by 25bps, the yen weakened as two policymakers dissented and Governor Ueda cautioned against moving too quickly.
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