U.S. Treasury yields rose ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, according to CNBC. The move sets higher base rates for venture debt and can lead lenders to widen spreads and tighten covenants. Higher yields also compress equity valuations by lifting discount rates, slowing late stage rounds tied to public comps. M&A activity may be delayed or repriced as financing costs rise, pushing buyers toward earnouts and seller financing. IPO and follow on windows remain sensitive to rate guidance and volatility, leading some companies to pursue extension rounds or structured equity. Finance teams are adjusting cash management toward T bills and short duration vehicles while watching Fed signals on the balance sheet and liquidity.
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