TREE NEWS reports: The US 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.1604% on Friday, September 25, down 3.74 basis points on the day but still near its 2007 peak of 5.3228% touched early in the US session. The benchmark rose 16.44 basis points over the week, trading between 4.9204% and 5.2254%. The 2-year yield fell 7.27 basis points to 4.8516%, up 10.83 basis points on the week.
10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 5.16%, Highest Since 2007, Up 16bps on Week
The 10-year pushing to its highest since 2007 matters less for the level than for the shape: with the 2-year lower and falling on the day, the long end is doing the steepening, which typically tightens the discount rate applied to long-duration and yield-bearing assets, tokenized Treasuries included. The move is a rates story, not a crypto one, but it sets the backdrop for every RWA yield product. Whether the long end keeps leading the move or the front end catches up is the open question.
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