TREE NEWS reports: The 2-year US Treasury yield rose 7.31 basis points to 4.7359% on Wednesday, September 16, while the 10-year yield added 2.06 basis points to 5.0225%. The 10-year traded between 4.9323% and 5.0246%, reversing a V-shaped move after hitting its session low when the Fed announced its rate hike and released its dot plot at 02:00 Beijing time.
2-Year Treasury Yield Jumps 7.3 Basis Points on Fed Rate Hike Day
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The front-end-led move signals the market read the Fed's dot plot as more hawkish than the hike itself, with the 2-year repricing harder than the 10-year. That curve behavior matters for rate-sensitive pockets of crypto and tokenized RWA yield products, where short-duration funding costs and collateral valuations adjust fastest. Whether the long end keeps pace — or the curve continues flattening — is the open question worth watching.
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