Oil stood still while bond yields moved. Brent was little changed on the day, but the 10-year yield fell about 10 basis points after a hot consumer price report and a 6.3% annual producer price reading, its largest one-day drop since at least August 17. The yield peaked at 5.31% on October 5. The October 15 Brent value is the 4:00 p.m. ET price, and the yield is the last print available.
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