US Bond Yields Rise, Testing Global Financial Limits
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What happened
The benchmark US 10-year yield rose sharply, reaching a 19-year high of 5.2251% overnight. This represented a rise of nearly 20 basis points in two days. The 30-year yields also jumped 16 basis points to 5.5016%, the highest level since 2004. Treasury buybacks were noted, managing $4 billion of the scheduled $6 billion.
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Why it matters
Higher yields increase the cost of borrowing for governments financing deficits. The sell-off has spilled into Asia, where government yields are surging. These higher yields tighten financial conditions globally.
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