Key Takeaways The U.S. Treasury sold $125B in new debt May 11-13, with the 30-year bond clearing at 5.046%, the highest since 2007. Bid-to-cover ratios across all three auctions fell below 2.55, signaling weakening investor appetite for long-dated U.S. debt. Rising 30-year yields toward 5.1% threaten to push mortgage rates and corporate borrowing costs higher in the weeks ahead. Investors Push 30-Year Treasury Yield Above 5% as U.S. Auction Demand Falls to 2007 Lows The three auctions, covering 3-year notes, 10-year notes, and 30-year bonds, settled May 15 against a…
US Bond Market Cracks Show as 30-Year Treasury Clears Above 5% for First Time Since 2007 – Bitcoin News
