TREE NEWS reports: The US 10-year Treasury yield climbed 12.09 basis points to 5.1129% in late New York trading on Thursday, Nov. 12, after trading near 4.99% for most of the Asia session. The two-year yield rose 12.68 bps to 4.8645% and the 30-year gained 8.64 bps to 5.4388%. The 2s/10s spread narrowed 0.591 bps to +24.415 bps, and the 10-year TIPS yield rose 9.10 bps to 2.8509%.
US 10-year Treasury yield jumps 12 bps to 5.1129%
The move is notable less for the headline level than for its breadth: front-end and long-end yields rose together, and the 10-year TIPS yield climbed nearly as much, pointing to a repricing of real rates rather than a shift in inflation expectations alone. The modest narrowing of the 2s/10s spread suggests the curve is not steepening on growth optimism but moving with the front end. Whether the long end holds these levels alongside a still-inverted real-yield backdrop is the open question for duration-sensitive assets.
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