24 September 2026 · 3 dk okuma

FXPARTNER Market Summary | 24.09.2026 Thursday Evening Update

Toward Thursday evening, the sharp rise in **bond yields** dominated the agenda of global markets. The **US 10-year Treasury** yield climbed to **5.142%**, reaching its highest level since **July 2007**, while the **30-year Treasury** yield reached **5.438%**, a post-**2004** peak, and the **2-year Treasury** yield rose to its highest level since **2023** at **4.897%**. Inflation concerns fed by the strong **US PMI** data and expectations that the **Fed** will continue its tightening path are the main factor behind the rise in yields. Under pressure from rising yields, on **Wall Street** the **S&P 500** index lost **0.51%**, the **Dow Jones Index** lost **0.32%**, and the **Nasdaq Composite Index** lost **0.78%**. On the commodities side, after **Saudi Arabia** brought its **East-West Pipeline**, halted due to drone attacks, back online, and the **Iran-US** talks at the **UN General Assembly** ended without a joint statement, **Brent crude** fell **$4.77** per barrel to **$96.84**; **Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian** reiterated that Iran would restrict passage through the **Strait of Hormuz** as long as sanctions and the blockade continue. **Gold**, meanwhile, under pressure from rising bond yields and a stronger **dollar**, fell **$31.70** from its level at the start of the day to **$4,254.3** per ounce. The focus of markets is now on the final **September** reading of the **University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index**, due tomorrow at **17.00 (TSİ)**.