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Muni 30-Year Bond Yield Exceeds 5% for First Time Since at Least 2011
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond Markets
A fixed-income selloff pushed benchmark 30-year municipal-bond yields above 5%, eroding returns across state and local government debt. The move signals renewed duration pressure for municipal-bond investors and could raise borrowing costs for issuers.
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