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Gap Between U.S. 2-Year and 30-Year Yields Narrows Most Since April 2025
The spread between U.S. 2-year and 30-year Treasury yields posted its largest single-day contraction since April 2025 after the Federal Reserve's latest rate decision. The move followed a hawkish tone from the central bank.
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The gap between U.S. 2-year and 30-year Treasury yields recorded its largest contraction since April 2025 after the Federal Reserve announced its latest policy decision. Market data showed the spread narrowed sharply on the day of the announcement. The change reversed part of the widening that had occurred in prior months.
Traders adjusted positions quickly after the central bank signaled continued caution on inflation. Shorter-term yields moved higher relative to longer-term yields, compressing the curve. The same data set indicated the contraction was the biggest single-session move recorded since the April 2025 reference point.
No named officials or specific institutions were cited in the report beyond the Federal Reserve's policy statement.
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