10-year Treasury yield briefly tops 5%, hitting its highest level since 2007 as bond-market selloff deepens
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield briefly touched the crucial 5% threshold on Monday, with oil prices marching higher, jitters about artificial intelligence growing and investors looking elsewhere
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# Treasury Yields Hit 15-Year High Amid Bond Selloff The 10-year Treasury yield briefly exceeded 5% on Monday for the first time since 2007, signaling intensifying downward pressure on bond prices as investors reassess risk amid rising oil prices and growing concerns about artificial intelligence valuations. This bond-market selloff reflects a broader shift in investor sentiment, with capital potentially rotating away from equities and bonds toward alternative assets as interest rate expectations strengthen.
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