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Yardeni: 10-year Treasury at 5% yield looks ‘very attractive’ as inflation cools

Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, said a 10-year US Treasury yield around 5% looks “very attractive” given expectations that inflation will cool. “To buy the 10-year at 5%, you have to be relatively optimistic that productivity will drive inflation down, and I am,” Yardeni said in a Bloomberg Television interview. He added that at a 5% yield, the 10-year is “very attractive.”

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Yardeni's call rests less on the level itself than on a productivity-driven disinflation thesis, which makes it a bet on the durability of the easing trend rather than a simple valuation argument. That matters for anyone pricing risk across bonds and yield-sensitive assets like tokenized Treasuries, where the benchmark rate anchors relative value. The open question is whether incoming inflation data validates the productivity story or forces that 5% framing to be revisited.

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