US EditionTreasury yields rise after latest U.S. inflation report
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In the case of five-year bonds, the marginal yield has risen from 2.390% to 2.488%, while in the ten-year bonds it has risen from 3.213% to 3.30%. Read
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10-Year US Treasury Yield ‘Fair Value’ Estimate: 16 July 2025 | The Capital SpectatorThe Brinsmere Funds Ad
The market premium for the US Treasury yield edged lower in June, based on analysis using a “fair value” estimate. But with inflation showing signs of heating up due to tariffs, economic conditions don’t look particularly conducive for an ongoing decline in the market premium for the near term. The current average monthly fair-value estimate for June via several models is 3.77%, which remains moderately below the actual 10-year yield. In yesterd…
WALL STREET.— U.S. Treasury bond yields remained close to their highest levels in a month this Wednesday, while operators were awaiting the publication of producer price data that could provide more evidence that trade tariffs are driving inflation. The 10-year bond rate remained stable at around 4.48%, after having risen five basis points the day before. Meanwhile, 30-year bond yields held above 5%.
Treasury yields rise after latest U.S. inflation report
Treasury yields rose Tuesday as traders assessed the latest U.S. inflation report and what it means for Federal Reserve monetary policy going forward. The 10-year Treasury yield rose 6 basis points to 4.485%, while the 30-year yield jumped more than 4 basis points to 5.015%. The 2-year note yield…
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