Non-farm "adding wood", Iran "adding oil": the market may resume raising interest rates, and US bond yields skyrocket.

The Wisdom Financial and Economic APP learned that investors have increased their bets on the Federal Reserve needing to raise interest rates, while escalating tension in the Middle East has further raised concerns about inflation, causing US government bond prices to fall. During the Asian trading session on Monday, the yields on government bonds of various maturities generally rose by about 2 to 5 basis points, with shorter-term bonds such as the five-year and two-year showing the largest fluctuations. These types of bonds are more sensitive to changes in expectations for Federal Reserve policy.