End of Day Summary – July 23, 2026

Intraday News  •  July 23, 2026
Edited by Kristen Radosh

US Treasuries

The yield on the 10 year Note rose to 4.71% today as equities sold off and the price of WTI Crude climbed to $92.24 a barrel. 

Jim Bianco: 10-year now 4.70%, highest of the second term

  • 10s closed on Thursday at 4.70      [Thursday’s range in 10s: 4.65/4.71
  • 2s closed on Thursday at 4.35        [Thursday’s range in 2s: 4.30/4.37]
  • 2y – 5y:   + 10   bps
  • 2y – 10y: + 34   bps  

Upcoming US Treasury Supply 

Bloomberg: Hedge Funds’ Favorite US Bond Trade Is Sputtering

Bloomberg: US Public Pension Growth Climbs to Highest Peak Since 2008 Crash 


Intraday News From Bianco Research 

The National Average of Gasoline is now $4.09, up 8% since “Kinetic Phase” began after the MOU collapsed in early July.

And gasoline prices are set to move a lot higher as Brent Crude Oil is up over 40% this month.

And Brent is again approaching $100…

Update: *BRENT CRUDE HITS $100 A BARREL ON RED SEA, IRAN SUPPLY THREATS


Real Yields operate with cycles or regimes.

During the “money printing” era from 2009 to 2022 (red), the 10-year real yield averaged just 0.23%. We are not in a zero-yield, money-printing era anymore.

Before this (left blue), the 10-year real yield averaged 2.74%. I have argued the current period (right blue) should look like the pre-money-printing era (left blue), and it does. It also means 10-year real yields can go much higher before they become too restrictive (probably above 3%).

What would cause 10-year real yields to go higher?  Sticky inflation (which we have now) and a Fed that does not “choose” (as Warsh terms it) to act on it.


Commodities

  • Gold decreased to $4,046.71 an ounce [75% of its recent high of $5,417 an ounce on 1/28/26] 
  • Silver decreased to $57.47 an ounce [49% of its recent high of $116.70 an an ounce on 1/28/26]
  • Copper decreased to 629.70 [94% of its recent high of 667 on 6/2/26]

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