Under the current factors such as the monetary policy tightening speed exceeding market expectations, raising interest rates, and the high market inflation will continue in the short term, it is expected that there will be great upward pressure on U.S. bond interest rates in the near future and will rise rapidly in the near future. However, the spread of Omicron variant strains may slow down economic growth expectations, coupled with a weakening contradiction between supply and demand, suppressing inflation expectations, and expecting 10-year U.S. bond yields to rise to 1.90%.