(Dow Jones)–Treasury yields rise ahead of US housing data, but AmeriVet’s Gregory Faranello says in a report the rise is just “in sympathy of the move out of Europe,” where yields rose following hot inflation data. “In this pocket of time, not all central bank policy will be the same in terms of timing and speed, but the overall cause remains consistent: fighting inflation,” Faranello says. The 10-year Treasury yield reaches 3.953% and the two-year is at 4.816%, both on track to record their best month in a while.

By: Paulo Trevisani (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)