The yield on US 10-year bonds exceeded 5% amid expectations for an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve in December, the Wall Street Journal writes. The exchange market brought prices almost completely to the tightening of monetary policy after the publication of the data on the growth of consumer prices in October by 0.4%. Expectations for the actions of the American regulator also triggered an increase in the yield of ten-year government bonds in Japan to 2.754% and in Australia to 5.049%.