
US Treasuries are on track to end September with a historic fifth-straight monthly gain, marking the longest winning streak since 2010. Treasury prices have risen for five consecutive months, with the September index return at 1.2% and year-to-date return at 3.8%. The US10Y declined for a fifth consecutive month, reaching weekly lows. Additionally, US high-yield (HY) bonds are also headed for their fifth month of consecutive gains, the longest streak in more than three years. CCC-rated bonds are outperforming, up 4.3% for the month, and September has seen the busiest new issuance in three years, up 46% year-over-year.
#TreasuriesToday: Yields higher by 1bp-3bp inside Tuesday's ranges, trailing steeper yield increases in most European bond markets with oil up 3.5% at $72. Buyback (type = liquidity support) of up to $500m of short TIPS closes at 2pm.
The US10Y declined for a 5th consecutive month in September. This has not happened since 2010. https://t.co/GlEOEPgVKD
Treasuries have done it!! 5 consecutive green months and the longest winning streak in 14 years 🚨 https://t.co/4J9sy8Cpbv


