TREE NEWS reports: The US 10-year Treasury yield fell 4.10 basis points to 4.9551% in New York trading on Monday, September 21. The 30-year yield dropped 3.96 basis points to 5.2857%, while the 2-year yield rose 0.72 basis points to 4.7505% after touching a session low of 4.6990%. The 2s/10s spread narrowed 4.801 basis points to +20.051 basis points.
US 10-Year Treasury Yield Falls 4.1bps to 4.9551%
The move is a curve story, not a level story: the long end rallied while the front end edged higher, flattening the 2s/10s spread to just above +20bps. That combination suggests the market is repricing long-horizon growth or term-premium risk rather than near-term policy expectations, since the 2-year briefly touched its session low before recovering. For crypto and RWA desks, the relevant question is whether a flatter curve with a still-elevated long end sustains the duration-sensitive bid that often shows up in hard-capped assets; whether the front end keeps firming is the open question.
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