U.S. 30-Year Treasury Yield Rises to 5.18 Percent, Highest Since 2007

U.S. 18 percent on Tuesday, reaching its highest level since July 2007. 18 percent in nearly 19 years.

18 percent. Market participants noted the parallel rise in shorter and longer maturities.

The last time the 30-year yield reached comparable levels was during the summer of 2007, before the financial crisis intensified. Yields have climbed steadily in recent sessions amid shifting expectations for interest-rate policy. No official statements from Treasury officials were included in the reports.

" — @KobeissiLetter The increase follows a period of relatively lower yields that had persisted since the post-pandemic rate environment.