U.S. Treasury Yields Continue to Rise
The 10-year Treasury note went to almost 4.5%
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- Written by Banking Exchange staff
United States Treasury yields climbed higher on Wednesday as the 10-year Treasury note went to almost 4.5%.
Both the ten-year and the 2-year treasury notes were more than two basis points higher early Wednesday morning before crucial job data comes out later this week.
Middle East uncertainty concerns continue to be shaken off as all major indexes are at or near all-time highs and the IPO market revs up.
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