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10-Year Treasury Yield Rises 1.1bps to 5.2378%, Down 3.28bps on Week

The US 10-year Treasury yield rose 1.10 basis points to 5.2378% in New York trading on Friday, October 9, ending the week down 3.28 basis points after a sharp intraweek spike and retreat. The 2-year yield added 2.93 basis points to 4.7869%, falling 3.78 basis points over the week. The 10-year last touched 5.3624% on October 7, near its March 2002 peak of 5.4730%.

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The weekly decline masks a sharp intraweek reversal from near a multi-decade peak, suggesting the yield spike ran into demand rather than building momentum. A 2-year yield still below the 10-year keeps the curve inverted, so the move is less about growth optimism than about how aggressively the long end has repriced. Whether the 10-year can hold below the recent high, or retests it, is the open question for duration-sensitive assets.

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