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On Oct 7, US 10-year Treasury yields touched 5.36% and 30-year yields topped 5.70%, both reaching highs not seen since 2002. The UK's 30-year yield hit 6.036%, its highest since 1998, as European yields also rose. Energy-driven inflation, government borrowing and demand for capital to fund AI infrastructure may keep long-term financing costs elevated. Is the world entering a higher-rate era?
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#US30YYieldTops5.7% 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.706% on October 5 — highest since 2002. That's 24 years of repricing in one move 🔥
10-year at 5.489%, also a 24-year high. The entire US yield curve is now at levels not seen since the early 2000s. This isn't a temporary spike — it's a structural reset 📈
And it's not capital fleeing to safety. The ISM Services PMI eased to 54.9, which should have sent capital into bonds. Instead, the prices index rose to 74.0 — highest since January 2022. Inflation expectations are sticky, not fading 🫠
Treasury Secretary Bessent said rising yields broadly track global bond markets, with no clear shift into German or Japanese bonds. The whole world is pricing in persistent inflation and higher rates. This is synchronous, not a US-specific story 👀
30-year at 5.7%, 10-year at 5.49%, prices index at 74 — mortgage rates are touching 7%+ and the Fed is still being asked whether to hike or cut. The rate structure is breaking the old frameworks 🤔
At 5.7% on 30-year debt, does the US fiscal situation start pricing in something structural — or is this just the market's inflation expectations finally catching up? 👇
#US30YYieldTops5.7% What if 5%+ yields stop feeling temporary? 👀
The 30Y hit 5.706% and the 10Y reached 5.349%, both at highs not seen since 2002. Services are still expanding, while price pressures climbed again.
What caught my attention is the global angle. Capital isn't simply escaping Treasuries for German or Japanese bonds.
If high yields are becoming a global reset rather than a US problem, expensive money could become the new baseline for stocks, housing, AI capex and crypto.













