10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 24-Year High in Global Bond Rout — SkimNews
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- 10-year US Treasury yield rose to a new 24-year high on September 30, 2026, per WSJ's market wrap, as investors dumped government debt worldwide.
- Global bond markets are in a broad selloff that Reuters describes as a deepening rout and CNN labels a "bond market bust," with a key rate blowing through another decades-old record.
Why it matters: With the 10-year yield piercing a 24-year ceiling, holders of long-dated Treasuries face fresh mark-to-market losses and the US government's borrowing costs rise at exactly the moment a record is being set — a direct hit to anyone benchmarked to the Treasury curve.
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