Treasury Yields Fall Amid Iran Tensions, Rate Cut Speculation

Treasury yields, which show how much it costs the government to borrow money, went down.

This is because investors are worried about the situation in Iran, which makes them want to buy safer investments like bonds.

A Federal Reserve official also mentioned the possibility of cutting interest rates, which also influenced the market.

Investors now think the Fed is more likely to cut rates.

Also, a measure of future economic activity has been decreasing for several months.