Vanguard warns that the Treasury market is approaching levels that could lead to a significant sell-off, potentially pushing 10-year bond yields back to 5%. The current 10-year yield is around 4.63%, with concerns about it reaching 5% amidst recent increases.
The 10-year yield was 3.78% in late December. As this story notes, it hit 4.70% last week, almost a 100 basis point rise in four months. The story asks if the 10-year yield can hit 5% as if this were a bold call. It's not. Saying the 10-year will NOT hit 5%, or the yield riseβ¦
Path for 10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield to 5% Is Possible but Tricky https://t.co/9v5Q7NjDph
Don't get too complacent, 10Y treasury yield back up to 4.63%...
10 Year T at 4.58% My take on the 10 year treasury index's implications for CRE: At 4.0%, things basically work. At 4.5%, they don't work. At 5.0%, things are broken. We're unfortunately somewhere between not working and broken right now π€―
Vanguard Warns 10-Year Treasury Yields Risk Spiking Back to 5% https://t.co/THzRYHt1W7
β VANGUARD WARNS 10-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS RISK SPIKING BACK TO 5%
Vanguard Warns 10-Year Treasury Yields Risk Spiking Back To 5% - BBG https://t.co/rt11G17RgS
The Treasury market is nearing levels that risk triggering a large sell off, pushing yields on 10-year bonds back to 5%, according to Vanguard https://t.co/MAfFKPJiUv