The US 30 year Treasury yield has risen 0.37 points over the past year, to 5.27% from 4.90%.

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SweepAddict
· 5 hours ago
The US 30-year Treasury yield has surged to 5.27%—this rate-hike cycle isn’t over yet.
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SwingFisher
· 5 hours ago
With long-term interest rates moving this way, mortgages and corporate bonds are under enormous pressure.
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ShitcoinRadar
· 6 hours ago
Climbing up from 4.90%, bond market bears are grinning.
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GeoPoliWatcher
· 6 hours ago
The Fed is dead set on suppressing inflation, so risk assets should be approached with caution.
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BarbellStrategist
· 6 hours ago
With the anchored interest rate at 5.27%, global funding costs will all need to be reassessed.
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