Standard Chartered Bank predicts a decline in the US 10-year Treasury yield by as much as 2 percentage points over the next year. The forecast stems from anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts, intended to stimulate economic growth despite lingering fiscal concerns. Senior Investment Strategist Foo Ken Yap highlighted this prediction based on the projected impact of the central bank’s actions. The bank expects these cuts, coupled with solid corporate investments, will support overall market stability. 10-year Treasury yield is currently at 4.59% and the Bank anticipates a decline to between 4% and 4.25%. Standard Chartered remains bullish on US stocks as they believe strong earnings will drive market performance. Gold is also highlighted as an effective hedge against inflation, with a target price of $3500. The bank’s projections align with its historical accuracy in predicting yield trajectory changes within a fiscal uncertainty context. It has been successful in analyzing past trends and economic signals to inform its predictions, according to experts.