From Barron’s: 2025-06-02 10:46:00

Traders are surprised by the sharp decline in U.S. government bonds since April, with the selloff continuing into June. The 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields are trading higher at 4.441% and 4.972%, respectively. The increase in yields indicates selling of bonds, as yields are inversely correlated to bond prices. The 30-year yield closed above 5.089% on May 21, breaking a key 5% level that has held for about two decades.



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