Stringer Asset Management | Real Investment Insights

- Despite underwhelming September job gains and temporary inflationary pressures from energy and transport, core demand remains well above its historical trend.

- Driven by accelerating business surveys and strong real yields, the U.S. is positioning itself well ahead of international peers.

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The 10-year Treasury yield has climbed sharply over the past year, rising from roughly 4.0% last October to nearly 4.9% by mid-September 2026. The more interesting story, however, is not that yields increased but why.

A Treasury bond’s nominal yield, the interest rate it pays each year based on its face value, is comprised of two components: the market’s inflation expec...