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10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 4.9565%, Highest Since 2023

The 10-year US Treasury yield rose 11.58 basis points to 4.9565% in New York trading on Thursday, September 10, closing in on its October 23, 2023 top of 5.0187%. The two-year yield climbed 13.61 basis points to 4.5666%, while the 30-year added 8.17 basis points to 5.3706%. The 2s/10s spread narrowed 2.69 basis points to plus 38.786 basis points.

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The move is notable less for the level than for its shape: the front end led, with the two-year adding more than the ten-year and the 2s/10s spread narrowing. That is a repricing of near-term rate expectations rather than a pure term-premium story, and it tightens the discount-rate backdrop that crypto and tokenized real-world assets have leaned on. The open question is whether the long end keeps pace, since a further steepening would say more about fiscal or supply concerns than about policy.

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