BNP Paribas forecasts 30-year Treasury yields will rise to 5.6% due to three factors: the Federal Reserve's rate-hike cycle increasing government interest payments by up to $168 billion annually, a widening budget deficit from tariff rollbacks and higher rates, and potential increased fiscal spending after midterm elections despite lower congressional collaboration. Rising long-term yields pressure stock valuations as investors reassess risk-free Treasury returns against equity earnings.
Bitcoin and altcoin market dynamics dominated X discussions on September 25, 2026. Posts covered Bitcoin dominance shifts, Turkish economic conditions including rising risk premiums and capital outflows, US bond yields above 5%, and political concerns about cryptocurrency regulation in the US.
Bitget announced its Protection Fund holds 5,500 BTC ($464M) to cover user losses from security incidents, with all wallet addresses publicly verifiable on-chain. Crypto investors on X predicted Bitcoin's decade bottom has arrived, with forecasts of $170,000+ by 2028 and speculation that bond market intervention could trigger a Bitcoin super cycle.
U.S. equity futures remained flat Thursday as Treasury yields climbed to their highest levels since 2007, driven by hawkish Federal Reserve comments, elevated energy prices tied to Iran tensions, and strong economic data. The Dow is headed for its fourth consecutive losing week, while mortgage rates rose to 7.45%, the highest since 2024, potentially dampening consumer spending ahead of midterm elections.
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate jumped to 7.45% on Thursday as bond yields surged, up 19 basis points from the previous day. The sharp rise follows months of increases tied to Fed rate hikes, stronger economic data, and higher oil prices, with rates now nearly 1.5 percentage points above February lows. The housing market continues facing headwinds from high home prices, weak consumer confidence, and limited affordable housing supply.
Kylie Kim discusses how ETFs can simplify investment research by providing market-level and sector-level views before drilling into individual stocks. She highlights Bitget's new ETF Earn feature, which bundles ETF products like SPY, IWM, TLT, EWY, and SOXX with integrated yield, dividend, performance, and portfolio data in a single research workflow.
US stock futures declined on Thursday amid bond sell-off concerns and rising inflation fears, with the 10-year yield hitting its highest level since 2007. President Trump's meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping is the key market focus, with the US and China extending their trade truce for two months through January 10.
Bitcoin ETF IBIT recorded net inflows exceeding $2.6 billion, with Monday marking the largest daily inflow since October 2025 at nearly $1 billion. Despite bond yields above 5%, the positive flow trend continues with dips being bought, though concentration risk in IBIT and potential closures of smaller ETFs remain concerns.
Bitcoin fell below $83,000 as US bond yields reached their highest level since 2007, with the 10-year yield at 5.13%. Meanwhile, Bitwise predicted Bitcoin could exceed $250,000 this cycle, and institutional adoption accelerated with Raiffeisen Bank enabling crypto trading for 18 million EU customers and sovereign wealth funds entering the market.
Global financial markets remained volatile on Thursday as concerns about Iran tensions and inflation drove Treasury yields to post-crisis highs, with the 10-year US yield reaching 5.145%. Oil prices rebounded above $105 a barrel while traders awaited a Trump-Xi meeting in Washington, with geopolitical uncertainty and hawkish central bank signals fueling pressure on bonds across Europe and Asia.
Social media posts discuss Bitcoin price movements and market trends on September 24, 2026. Topics include Bitcoin's recent decline to $84,000, stock market impacts from rising oil prices and bond yields, and commentary on cryptocurrency valuations.
Discussion of U.S. government strategy to promote dollar-denominated stablecoins domestically and overseas to support Treasury demand and the dollar's reserve status. The government is reportedly considering buybacks of long-term debt while building systems around short-term Treasury bills through stablecoin reserves, effectively refinancing the debt portfolio toward shorter duration.