All the Macro Data You Need to Track the Bond Market Rout, in One Place on TREMOR
Published: September 25, 2026
US-10-YR touching 5.21% as I write. All the macro data you need to track the bond market rout, in one place on TREMOR. 340+ series from 25 sources, updated three times a day, covering bond yields, credit stress, jobs, inflation, oil, GDP and housing.
Bond yields are rising across the US, Europe and Japan. The US 10-year closed at 5.18% yesterday and touched 5.21% as I write. That kind of stress usually spreads into household credit, bank books, jobs and prices, and tracking it means pulling data from many agencies, each with its own site and release schedule.
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The bond market rout, from earlier today: The bond market rout
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Some of my earlier analyses on this
The bond market rout, 25 September. Most of the rise in the US 10-year is the real yield, with expected inflation at about where it was one and three years ago. The bond market rout
Bond markets are sounding an alarm, 6 September. The US 30-year was at 5.25 per cent while the Fed was still cutting, and Europe and Japan were moving the same way. Bond markets are sounding an alarm
The US job market: the calm before the storm? 24 September. The headline numbers look fine, but job growth has slowed to 0.4 per cent a year and hiring is near its lowest on record. The US job market: the calm before the storm?
AI valuations, a correction looks more likely, 31 August. A correction looks more likely, and it rests on free cash flow arriving from 2028. A correction in AI valuations
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