PGIM's Katharine Neiss Comments on Potential for U.S. 10-Year Yields to Rise Above 5%
Katharine Neiss, Deputy Head of PGIM Credit Global Economics, stated that it is not 'implausible' for U.S. 10-year Treasury yields to rise above 5%. Speaking with Bloomberg Television on September 10, 2026, she discussed the outlook for the U.S. economy and Federal Reserve policy amid ongoing market uncertainty. Neiss highlighted concerns about inflation persistence and potential shifts in monetary policy that could support higher bond yields. Her comments reflect growing investor caution as markets weigh the likelihood of continued rate hikes or prolonged high rates from the Fed to manage economic growth and price stability. The remarks come at a time when investors are closely monitoring central bank actions, with U.S. Treasury yields serving as key indicators for broader market sentiment and borrowing costs.
