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We expect long-dated Treasury yields to rise further still

The 10-year Treasury yield rose to its highest level since June on Friday amid growing concerns about inflation. We forecast that the yield will rise further over the coming years, as investors reassess how much the Federal Reserve will need to tighten policy to keep it under control, or else demand even greater compensation for inflation than they are now.

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