10-Year Yields Near 5% as Global Bond Selloff Deepens — SkimNews
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- 10-year U.S. Treasury yields are approaching the 5% threshold amid a broad global bond selloff, according to Bloomberg and CNBC coverage
- Oil prices surged to $109, reigniting the bond rout in a fresh leg of selling reported by the Financial Times
Why it matters: For income investors, the 5% level on the 10-year Treasury is a psychological benchmark that reshapes stock-versus-bond allocation calculus. The simultaneous oil surge to $109 layers an inflation component onto the selloff, pressuring bond prices and raising the yield that mortgages and corporate borrowers must clear.
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