The yield on U.S. treasury bonds has fallen, influenced by growing concerns about economic growth.

Sina Finance news on March 31st, as concerns about the Middle East conflict leading to weaker growth prospects intensified, US Treasury yields fell during the Asian trading session. In this context, investors will focus on job vacancies and labor mobility survey data. The war has been going on for a month, but signs of de-escalation are slight, high oil prices may not only push up inflation, but also drag down global growth by slowing consumer demand. Olivier d'Assier of SimCorp stated in a report that what initially seemed impossible is now becoming more likely, and the risk of stagflation is beginning to form. According to Tradeweb's data, the yield on two-year US Treasury bonds fell by 2.1 basis points to 3.806%, while the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds fell by 1.9 basis points to 4.322%.