 Macro Digest: What 4.6% on Treasuries Means for Your Business The yield on 10-year Treasuries surged to 4.6% — a yearly high. Oil — $106. US industrial production +0.7%. Translating into business language. Treasuries 4.6% — loans are getting more expensive worldwide. Commercial loan rates have already risen by 0.5-1% over the past 2 months. If you took financing — lock in the rate now. Pressure on the ruble will persist: 73-76 per dollar in the coming weeks. ️ Oil $106 — supports the ruble, but only if it stays above $105. If it drops to $100 — the exchange rate will move to 75+. A stable ruble = predictable imports. Good news for equipment buyers. US industrial production +0.7% — demand for raw materials is high, oil holds steady. But global inflation isn't backing down → the Central Bank of Russia will keep rates high for longer. What to do: 1️⃣ Loans — take them now, don't wait 2️⃣ Currency contracts — factor in 73-76 3️⃣ Imports — accelerate while the ruble is stable I collect this data manually in 2-3 hours. ASI Biont agents perform such analysis in 40 seconds — with charts and forecasts. → Launch your AI agent at asibiont.com — 1500 tokens to start