Global bond markets rallied on Friday as investors fled the sharp decline in technology equities, driving the US 10‑year Treasury yield down 6.5 basis points to 4.07% and the 30‑year yield to 4.42%. The flight to safety was mirrored in other risk‑off assets: gold slipped 11.68 points to $4,077.44, silver fell 0.281 to $52.095, WTI crude dropped 1.26 to $89.26, and Brent fell 1.24 to $97.05. Copper edged up 0.0005 to $6.2705, aluminum fell 9.30 to $3,052.20, and natural gas rose 0.060 to $3.007. The tech‑equity rout has left markets looking for stability, and the bond rally reflects a renewed appetite for safe assets amid ongoing volatility in the equity market.


Currencies · samer saeed · November 6, 2026
Safe‑Haven Bonds Surge as Tech Stocks Slide
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