Wood: US 10-year yield may be capped at 5–6% (opens the source in a new tab)
- Chris Wood sees the Bond yield The annual return a bond pays at today's price; rising yields mean borrowing is getting dearer. suppressed at 5–6%
- A weaker dollar could draw foreign money back to India
- The 10-year topped 5% on 14 Sept, a two-decade high, with rich-world debt near 110% of GDP.
- 5–6%
- Wood’s yield cap zone
- 7.80%
- India GDP growth, Q1FY27
Why it matters Wood tells Indian investors the US 10-year is the most important price in world markets.
Other side He calls it a guess, and debt piles this large may keep long-term yields high whatever Washington wants.