Iran war threatens to push up oil prices, US bond yields rise to year high

The escalation of the Iranian war threatened to push up oil prices, and the yield of US treasury bond bonds rose to the highest level in the year. The yield of two-year treasury bond rose by about 4 basis points to about 4.34%, the yield of 10-year treasury bond hit a new high in the year, and the yield of 30-year treasury bond rose to 5.19%. Houthi militants attacked merchant ships, causing Brent crude oil prices to rise to $100 per barrel. The US treasury bond bond market was under pressure, and traders expected that the Federal Reserve under the leadership of Kevin Walsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, would soon raise interest rates.