Treasury Yields Hit 24-Year High on Global Bond Sell-Off — SkimNews
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- U.S. Treasury yields surged to fresh 24-year highs as a global bond sell-off swept markets, per NBC News.
- Barron's published a case for buying the long bond even as yields climbed to multi-decade highs.
- CNBC observed that the AI equity rally defied the bond market rout, highlighting a stocks-bonds divergence.
- Reuters commentary questioned whether Wall Street can keep "partying" while bond markets "burn."
Why it matters: Treasury yields at their highest level in 24 years raise U.S. government borrowing costs and pressure mortgage rates, while the equity-bond divergence — with the AI rally shrugging off the rout — forces investors to choose between locking in long-term yields at multi-decade highs or riding the stock momentum.
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