US Treasury yields rise; 10-year at 5.23% after Iran war start
Reporting says the US 10-year yield (US10Y) rose about 135 basis points to 5.23% since the war with Iran began in February; the 30-year yield is up around 11 basis points to (partially shown) higher levels.
US Treasury yields have climbed sharply since the war with Iran began in February, marking a white-knuckle stretch for the bond market. 23%, while the 30-year yield (US30YT=RR) is up around 11.