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10-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5.13%, Highest Since July 2007

The US 10-year Treasury yield rose 15.29 basis points to 5.1142% at Wednesday’s New York close, trading between 4.9307% and 5.1329% intraday and approaching the 5.1412% intraday high of July 13, 2007. The two-year yield climbed 14.73 bps to 4.8973%, while the 30-year yield added 9.94 bps to 5.3989%. The 10-year TIPS yield gained 13.35 bps to 2.7664%.

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The move matters less for the headline level than for what it does to the term structure: the 30-year sits above the 10-year, and the TIPS yield near 2.77% signals real borrowing costs at multi-year highs. That repricing pressures every duration-sensitive asset, from long-dated equities to tokenized Treasuries and yield-bearing RWA products whose spreads were underwritten in a lower-rate regime. Whether the long end keeps leading the move, or the front end catches up as it did Wednesday, is the open question for crypto carry and collateral strategies.

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