US bond yields hit a monthly high amid negotiations with China

The yield on ten-year US government bonds rose to 4.49% on Wednesday, which was the highest in the last month. 

This movement was accompanied by a general recovery in the risky asset markets, driven by progress in negotiations between China and the United States. This turn of events has led to a significant influx of capital into the American economy. Investors' attention is now focused on a number of key economic reports that are expected this week. 

These include data on producer price dynamics and retail sales, which should help clarify the impact of the recently introduced tariffs. At the same time, the consumer price index figures published on Tuesday turned out to be lower than projected values, which indicates that the impact of tariffs has not yet had a significant effect on overall inflation.