Woofun AI data shows that U.S. Treasury yields have reached year-to-date highs amid rising geopolitical risks in Iran. The two-year yield, a key indicator for Federal Reserve policy expectations, increased by approximately 4 basis points on Thursday to 4.34%, marking its highest level since the beginning of 2025.

Meanwhile, the ten-year yield also hit a new high for the year, and the thirty-year yield climbed to 5.19%, remaining just below its peak since 2007.

Brent crude oil prices are recovering toward $100 per barrel following claims by Houthi rebels of attacking a commercial vessel. This surge in energy costs continues to exert pressure on the U.S. Treasury market. Market participants are increasingly anticipating that the Federal Reserve, under the leadership of Kevin Warsh, may implement an interest rate hike in the near future.