U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rises 6.15 basis points to 4.7347%
At the close of trading in New York on Friday, July 31, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose 6.15 basis points to 4.7347%. It gained 5.76 basis points for the week and 25.56 basis points in July, moving higher overall with fluctuations. The yield traded in a range of 4.4534% to 4.7450%. At 1:47 a.m. Beijing time on Aug. 1, it was nearing the previous peak of 4.8069% reached on Jan. 14, 2025, and the 5.0187% peak reached on Oct. 23, 2023. The two-year Treasury yield rose 4.53 basis points to 4.2912%. Near the end of trading, it briefly climbed from around 4.26% to above 4.29%. It fell 3.94 basis points for the week, spending most of the time lower, while rising 11.68 basis points in July. It traded between 4.1018% and 4.3683%.
At the close of trading in New York on Friday, July 31, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose 6.15 basis points to 4.7347%. It gained 5.76 basis points for the week and 25.56 basis points in July, moving higher overall with fluctuations. The yield traded in a range of 4.4534% to 4.7450%. At 1:47 a.m. Beijing time on Aug. 1, it was nearing the previous peak of 4.8069% reached on Jan. 14, 2025, and the 5.0187% peak reached on Oct. 23, 2023.
The two-year Treasury yield rose 4.53 basis points to 4.2912%. Near the end of trading, it briefly climbed from around 4.26% to above 4.29%. It fell 3.94 basis points for the week, spending most of the time lower, while rising 11.68 basis points in July. It traded between 4.1018% and 4.3683%.
The two-year Treasury yield rose 4.53 basis points to 4.2912%. Near the end of trading, it briefly climbed from around 4.26% to above 4.29%. It fell 3.94 basis points for the week, spending most of the time lower, while rising 11.68 basis points in July. It traded between 4.1018% and 4.3683%.