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Will falling inflation ultimately push US Treasury yields down?

Although Treasury yields have fallen back in recent days, the big picture is that they are still much higher than they were when headline and core inflation peaked more than a year ago in the US. In this Focus, we examine the role of inflation in the sell-off in Treasuries. Our conclusion is that yields will probably drop further but settle at a much higher level than before the pandemic.

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