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Two-year Treasury yield rises 33 basis points this week

The two-year US Treasury yield fell 3.95 basis points to 4.8419% on Friday, November 13, but gained 33.04 basis points for the week, trading between 4.5009% and 4.8886%. The 10-year yield edged up 0.81 basis point to 5.1352% and rose 27.78 basis points on the week, while the three-, five- and seven-year yields added 32.28, 31.67 and 30.07 basis points respectively.

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AI take

The front end leading the move is the tell: a 33-basis-point weekly jump in the two-year, with the three- and five-year close behind, points to repricing of the near-term rate path rather than a shift in long-run growth expectations. That matters most for rate-sensitive corners of crypto and RWA markets, where short-duration yields set the hurdle for carry trades and tokenized cash products. Whether the curve keeps bear-flattening or the long end catches up is the open question.

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