US 30-Year Treasury Yield Holds Above 5% for Longest Stretch Since 2007
The US 30-year Treasury yield has traded above 5% for a continuous stretch spanning two months, marking its longest run at that level since 2007.
Oil hitting $95 a barrel after 11 consecutive nights of strikes in Iran has helped drive the bond selloff, flipping trader expectations from pricing in rate cuts to anticipating a hike by year-end. A Bank of America survey of hedge fund managers shows 62% now expect the 30-year to reach 6%. Year-to-date, the 30-year note yield has spent 27 days above the 5% threshold, covering roughly 19% of trading sessions.
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@firstsquawkUS YIELDS EXTEND CLIMB WITH OIL, 30-YEAR HIGHEST SINCE MAY 21
@zerohedge*US 10-YEAR, 30-YEAR YIELDS REACH HIGHEST LEVELS IN TWO MONTHS
@businessThe US Treasury market fell, pushing 10- and 30-year yields to the highest levels in about two months, as a surge in crude oil prices stoked concern that inflationary pressures will prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. https:
@kobeissiletterThere it is: The 10Y Note Yield has officially erased all of its losses since the "Memorandum of Understanding" was signed. This puts the 10Y Note Yield up to 4.63%, near its highest level since January 2025. 7% mortgage rates in the US
@stockmktnewzThe US 30-year bond yield is trading above 5% for the longest stretch since 2007 - Bloomberg
@kobeissiletterIt's official: The US 30Y Note Yield has now traded above 5.00% for the longest stretch since 2007. So far this year, the 30Y Note Yield has traded above 5.00% for 27 days, or ~19% of all trading sessions. Just months ago, markets saw 3+
@polymarketmoneyBREAKING: U.S. 30 year Treasury yield has now held above 5% for its longest stretch since 2007.
@hedgiemarkets🦔The 30-year Treasury yield has been above 5% for two months straight, its longest stretch at this level since 2007, the year before the financial crisis. Oil hit $95 today after the 11th straight night of Iran attacks, and 62% of hedge fun