Understanding the influence of 10-year treasury yields on U.S. economic policy and its impact on foreign relations is crucial for effective decision-making. This analysis explores how these yields shape financial strategies, particularly in light of mounting national debt concerns. The study highlights that tracking bond market trends is essential when formulating policies related to U.S. foreign policy and financial regulations. 10-year treasury yield fluctuations can influence both the reevaluation of risks and opportunities for U.S. foreign policy. This necessitates a comprehensive review of trade policies, debt management strategies, and potential reforms in international finance.