Bond Market Whiplash: September Ends with Yields Under PressureUnited States 10 Year Government Bonds YieldTVC:US10YLegendSinceSeptember was a month of sharp swings for U.S. Treasuries. The 10-year yield started strong near 4.4% but lost momentum as political gridlock and growing bets on Fed rate cuts fuelled a flight to safety. Traders shifted from fearing inflation to bracing for slower growth and a possible government shutdown, sending yields drifting lower into month’s end. What began as a hawkish month ended with markets pricing in caution — and the bond market once again reminding everyone that fear moves faster than policy.