TREE NEWS reports: US 10-year Treasury yield rose 1.41 basis points to 4.7821% at New York close Friday, after dipping to 4.7440% just before the nonfarm payrolls report and spiking to 4.8103% on the data. The yield gained 6.41 bps on the week. The 2-year yield added 2.92 bps to 4.3661%, up 2.27 bps weekly, showing an N-shaped pattern.
US 10Y Treasury yield ends at 4.7821%, up 1.41 bps Friday
The 10-year yield's intraday whipsaw around the payrolls release underscores how sensitive duration pricing is to labor data, with the weekly climb signaling persistent upward pressure. The 2-year's smaller weekly gain and N-shaped path suggest the front end is less convinced of sustained policy shifts, creating a curve dynamic worth monitoring. Whether the 10-year holds above 4.78% into next week's data flow is the key test for risk assets and rate-sensitive sectors.
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