- 美国国债收益率在周四欧洲早盘时段收复部分失地。
- 美联储将利率上调四分之一个百分点，并暗示今年晚些时候还将再次加息。
- 伊朗誓言将战斗到底，直至“最后一滴血”。
周四欧洲早盘时段，美国（US）国债收益率抹去早前跌幅。美联储（Fed）加息以及中东地缘政治紧张局势升级，短期内可能提振美国国债收益率。
对美联储政策最为敏感的两年期美国国债收益率，在美联储政策会议后反弹至 4.717%。与此同时，基准 10 年期美国国债收益率逆转早前跌势，回升至 5%。该收益率在前一交易日触及 2007 年以来最高水平 5.041%。
美国央行在周三的 9 月会议上将基准利率上调四分之一个百分点，这是自 2023 年 7 月以来的首次加息。在新闻发布会上，美联储主席 Kevin Warsh 释放鹰派信号，警告通胀风险持续存在，并暗示未来几个月借贷成本将进一步上升。
中东地区的长期冲突，尤其是涉及伊朗的紧张局势，加剧了市场对能源价格和通胀上升的担忧，并对美债收益率构成上行压力。路透社称，周三，伊朗在威胁美国称，除非其所有条件都得到满足，否则和平谈判不会重启后，誓言将战斗到底，直至“最后一滴血”。
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