Global bond yields have returned to levels not seen in a generation. The resurgence in selling reflects a broader trend in the Treasury market, impacting the valuation of long term debt in multiple developed economies as the selloff continues.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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US 30 Year Treasury Yield Hits 5.70% First Time Since 2002
US Markets13 days ago
The US Treasury market resumed its decline on Oct. 7, triggering a retreat across global sovereign debt. Yields on 30 year bonds climbed to 5.70%, marking the peak level for the instrument since 2002, as investors sold off holdings. This trend affected government bonds in France, Italy, and the UK during a period of unstable trading.
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