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US Treasury Five-Year Yields Breach 5% for First Time Since 2007
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsMonetary PolicyEconomic DataInflationCredit & Bond Markets
The five-year US Treasury yield rose above 5% for the first time in almost two decades, reflecting expectations for a series of additional Federal Reserve rate hikes. Strong US economic data heightened inflation concerns, prompting investors to price in a more hawkish monetary-policy path and increasing pressure across bond markets.
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