TREE NEWS reports: The US 10-year Treasury yield rose 0.62 basis point to 4.9731% in New York trading on Monday, September 14, touching 5.0121% intraday, near its October 23, 2023 high of 5.0187%. The 2-year yield gained 1.97 basis points to 4.6451%, extending a six-session climb of 28.11 basis points and approaching its July 1, 2024 peak of 4.7931%.
10-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5%, 2-Year Up 28 Basis Points in Six Sessions
The front end is doing the work here: a six-session, 28-basis-point climb in the 2-year signals a repricing of policy expectations rather than a term-premium story, while the 10-year's marginal new high merely confirms it. That distinction matters for crypto and RWA markets, which have spent the past year trading as long-duration risk assets geared to the front end, not the long bond. Whether the 2-year keeps pressing toward its prior peak, or stalls as it did before, is the open question for risk appetite.
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