SEI Investments says rising bond yields signal end to low-rate era

By Public Technologies
  • SEI Investments sees the sharp rise in bond yields in the third quarter of 2026 signaling a shift away from low rates.
  • Moves in 2- and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields ranked in the 90th percentiles of quarterly changes since 1990.
  • The global economy appears to have escaped the slow-growth, low-inflation environment prevailing between the late-2000s global financial crisis and COVID-19.
  • Current bond yields look more normal than levels prevailing through much of this century, despite unusual budget deficits and demographics.


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