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10-Year Treasury Yield Falls Over 3bp as Chip Stocks Selloff Fuels Risk Aversion

The US 10-year Treasury yield dropped more than 3 basis points, approaching 4.85% and its intraday low of 4.8347% set at 11:46 Beijing time, after falling sharply from a session high of 4.9168% at 22:29, as a selloff in chip stocks drove investors toward safe havens. Spot gold fell $8.5 an ounce within five minutes to $4,112.2 an ounce. The VIX volatility index rose 36.5% on the day to 22.63, while the S&P 500 was down more than 2.1%.

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The notable signal here is the split in safe-haven flows: Treasuries caught a bid while gold slipped, suggesting the move is about equity de-risking and volatility rather than a broad flight from risk assets. The VIX jumping to 22.63 alongside a 2.1% S&P decline points to a positioning-driven shock concentrated in semiconductors, not a macro repricing. Whether the yield retracement holds once chip selling stabilizes is the open question, and gold's failure to rally on the same headline is worth watching for confirmation of what kind of risk-off this really is.

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