10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 24-Year High — SkimNews
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- 10-Year US Treasury Yield rose to a new 24-year high as of September 30, 2026, per WSJ's stock market coverage.
- US Treasuries suffered their worst quarter since 1994, with Reuters reporting bonds teetering in the aftermath and Bloomberg noting traders pulled back on October Fed rate-hike bets following cooler PCE data.
Why it matters: A 24-year high in the 10-year yield — paired with Treasuries' worst quarter since 1994 — directly reprices borrowing costs for mortgages and corporate issuers, while the cooler PCE print is already shifting Fed expectations away from an October hike, creating cross-asset volatility.
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