U.S. Treasury yields have soared ... To be sure, it’s not the first time the 10-year yield has flirted with the 5% level over the past few years (see chart below). So why is it getting so ...

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is likely to continue rising, with key resistance at October's peak of 5.021%, said Quek Ser Leang, markets strategist at UOB's Global Economics & Markets Research ...

U.S. Treasury yields moved slightly lower Friday as investors digested the latest tariff reprieve and awaited the nonfarm ...

While falling T-note interest rates may be good news for borrowing, it could also be a bad sign for the economy.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield's downside risk is increasing ... The yield decisively broke below the bottom of the daily Ichimoku cloud last Friday, the markets strategist noted.

SCHD's yield spread over VYM is at a decade ... To wit, the chart below depicts the changes in the 10-Year Treasury Rate (1:10YTR) since my last writing. As seen, 10YTR started around 4.6% in ...

The history of the past 60 years shows that a 10-year Treasury yield of 4.5% is on the low side, he says. “It appears that the perception of what a normal yield should be was skewed due to the ...

"While inflation expectations are pointing upwards, we still see a risk that 10-year Treasury yields could test the 5% barrier again," Barrow said.Over the past weekend, Germany's elections ...

Treasury yield’s downside risk is increasing, said UOB.