TREE NEWS reports: US Treasury yields fell across the curve on Tuesday’s New York close, with the 10-year yield dropping 3.80 basis points to 5.2666%. It touched a session high of 5.3239% before sliding to a low of 5.2497%, pulling back from the 5.3472% level hit on October 5 — the highest since April 3, 2002. The 2-year yield fell 2.51bps to 4.7871% and the 30-year dropped 2.19bps to 5.6402%.
US Treasury Yields Fall Broadly; 10-Year Drops 3.8bps to 5.2666%
The pullback in long-end yields from their highest levels since 2002 signals that the recent steep rise in term premia is meeting some demand, even as the 30-year remains elevated. For crypto and real-world asset markets, the more relevant read is the persistent gap between the 2-year and 10-year: a still-restrictive front end keeps the cost of carry high for yield-seeking capital. Whether the long end continues to retreat from these multi-decade highs, or merely pauses, is the open question for risk assets.
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