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10-Year Treasury Yield Rises to 5.0175% as Fed Holds Rates

The US 10-year Treasury yield rose 2.08 basis points to 5.0175% at the New York close on Wednesday, October 28, trading between 4.9885% and 5.0466% during the session and hitting a session high after the Fed’s rate decision and Chair Warsh’s press conference. The 2-year yield fell 3.95 basis points to 4.6975%, swinging in a V-shape around the decision before diving to a session low after the press conference.

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The divergence is the story: the long end pushed above 5% while the front end rallied, a curve steepening that suggests the Fed's hold did little to anchor longer-run inflation or term-premium concerns. That split matters most for rate-sensitive corners of crypto and tokenized RWAs, where duration and carry narratives lean on the front end while valuation pressure comes from the long end. Whether the 2s10s spread keeps widening after the press conference reaction is the open question.

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