QUICK SPARK: 30-Year Treasury Yields Jump to 5.31%, Highest Since June 2007
The 30-year Treasury yield jumps to 5.31%, its highest since June 2007, as investors reassess inflation, fiscal risks and Fed policy.
Long-term government bonds (30-year Treasuries) are paying more interest than they have in years, which means people are worried about inflation and money getting less valuable. When bonds pay more, it can make stocks seem less attractive because people might move their money to safer places.
Last session drawn · prints held ~15 minutes · licensed exchange data
Source: Benzinga · Read the original report at the publisher. Headline and figures shown for context; data may be delayed.
Disclosure: Educational and informational purposes only — not financial advice. We educate, not advise. Market data may be delayed up to 15 minutes unless marked real-time. Past performance is not indicative of future results.