US 30-Year Treasury Yield Closes at 5.14%, Highest Since Run-Up to Financial Crisis
Longer-dated US Treasuries remain under pressure after a sharp selloff pushed the 30-year yield to 5.14% at the close, its highest closing level since the run-up to the global financial crisis. The selloff showed signs of easing, but traders remained focused on whether the 30-year yield could climb toward levels not seen since 1999.
The jump in long-maturity yields is testing global bond investors, who are weighing whether to lock in rates near the highest levels in decades or brace for a deeper selloff. Investors see no let-up in bond-market strain, some are zeroing in on 5.5% as a new round number for the 30-year yield, and the gloom in bonds is prompting warnings of correction risk for high-flying stocks.
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@reutersBond yield spike is risk to unprepared equities market, investors warn
@barchartRT @Barchart: BREAKING 🚨: United States of America U.S. 30-Year Treasury Yield soars to 5.12%, the highest level since the run-up to the G…
@businessA new era of elevated borrowing costs is potentially underway as war-driven inflation angst intensifies in the US bond market, sending 30-year yields toward a two-decade high above 5%
@cointelegraph🇺🇸 BIG: The US 30-year Treasury yield has climbed to its highest level since October 2023, hitting 5.16% as inflation fears trigger a global debt selloff.
@ftGlobal bonds extend sell-off on inflation fears
@financialjuiceECB's Pres. Lagarde, when asked if worried the bond sell off: I always worry, that's my job.
@firstsquawkECB’s Lagarde says she is always concerned about bond market turmoil, noting it is part of her job.
@cnbcTreasury yields rise amid global bond rout as inflation fears grip investors
@reutersGlobal bond rout deepens as inflation fears trigger rate-hike bets
@reutersbizBonds from Tokyo to New York extended losses as rising energy prices from the ongoing Middle East war fanned inflation fears and stoked investor wagers on rate hikes from global central banks. More here:
@reutersBonds from Tokyo to New York extended losses as rising energy prices from the ongoing Middle East war fanned inflation fears and stoked investor wagers on rate hikes from global central banks
@reutersECB's Lagarde, asked about bond market sell off, replies:"I always worry, that's my job!”
@reutersBonds from Tokyo to New York extended losses as rising energy prices from the Middle East war fueled inflation fears and increased expectations of global rate hikes
@reutersbizBonds from Tokyo to New York extended losses as rising energy prices from the Middle East war fueled inflation fears and increased expectations of global rate hikes
@charliebilelloRT @charliebilello: The 30-Year US Treasury Yield ended the day at 5.14%, its highest close since July 2007. The Federal Reserve and Feder…
@businessA surge in longer-maturity US Treasury yields is testing the resolve of global bond investors torn between the possibility of locking in the rates near to the highest levels in decades and the risk of an even greater selloff
@ftInvestors warn of ‘correction’ risk as high-flying stocks defy bond gloom
@barchartU.S. 30-Year Treasury Yield closed at 5.14%, its highest closing level since the run-up to the Global Financial Crisis 🚨📈🇺🇸
@cnbcU.S. Treasury sell-off eases, traders eye highest 30-year yield since 1999
@firstsquawkU.S. TREASURY SELL-OFF EASES, TRADERS EYE HIGHEST 30-YEAR YIELD SINCE 1999
@businessBond traders are zeroing in on 5.5% as the new “round number” for 30-year US Treasury yields
@reutersInvestors see no let-up in bond market strain