All Cowlpane coverage tagged treasury yields, sourced from global financial publications and updated continuously.
U.S. 30‑year Treasury yields spiked to 5.18% on May 20, the first 5% level since 2007, tightening credit for Bitcoin borrowers and pushing crypto‑linked debt higher.
Korea Post’s pivot to AI data centers could lift real‑estate tech stocks above the broader market, sparking a new sector rotation for investors.
Bitcoin falls to a one‑month low while U.S. spot ETFs bleed $2.26B in two weeks, forcing holders to rethink risk exposure.
Kevin Warsh took the oath as Fed chief on Monday, and President Trump signaled an immediate demand for a policy turn.
The 10‑year Treasury jumped to 4.62%, pushing investors into mid‑grade bonds and high‑yield equities for the first time this year.
EUR/USD slipped under 1.07 as Fed‑rate hike expectations rose and Treasury yields climbed, tightening the euro‑dollar trade.
The 10‑year Treasury surged to 4.7%, the highest level since 2007, tightening credit and reshaping asset valuations.
The 10‑year Treasury climbed to 4.6653% on May 19, triggering $1.6 bn of net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs and pushing BTC toward the $75‑78k support zone.
Nvidia’s Q1 report drops today as 10‑year yields sit at 4.69%, tightening AI valuations and pressuring long‑duration bonds.
Gold fell to a new low of $2,290 on Thursday as Treasury yields breached 2007 highs, signaling a tougher environment for safe‑haven investors.
Bitcoin’s 30‑day implied volatility hovers near 42% even as price slides 6% and Treasury yields climb, setting the stage for cheap‑vol options strategies.
China confirmed a purchase of 200 Boeing aircraft, a deal that could reshape aerospace earnings and influence rate expectations worldwide.
30‑year Treasury yield tops 4.6% for the first time since 2007, sending a shockwave through bonds, stocks, and mortgages.
Bitcoin fell to $75,600 as 10‑year Treasury yields hit 4.58%, forcing traders to re‑evaluate short‑term support and future rally prospects.
Rising U.S. Treasury yields push futures lower while satellite operators Eutelsat and ISS see gains amid sector‑specific news. Investors watch Fed policy and earnings for clues.
Higher U.S. yields dampened tech stocks, prompting Nasdaq losses, while Standard Chartered announced AI‑driven layoffs and crypto firms reported divergent market moves.
Strategists cite rising energy costs, higher Treasury yields and shifting rate expectations as new risks to the S&P 500’s strong 2024 run.
War‑driven oil surges and fiscal deficits lift US, European, Japanese and UK bond yields to record highs, sparking a ‘stagflation’ scare that could reshape risk appetite.
U.S. major indices opened unchanged as short‑term yields fell and commodities moved in opposite directions. Oil fell, metals rose, and Bitcoin slipped below $80,000.
Standard Chartered will absorb Zodia Custody’s client‑facing operations, while Bitcoin fell to $77,000 as U.S. Treasury yields spiked. The move signals banks’ push into crypto custody amid regulatory shifts.
Bitcoin fell below $78,000 after a failed push above $82,000, while U.S. Treasury yields hit multi‑month highs and spot ETF flows turned negative. The move sets a new support test and raises questions about risk‑asset demand.
April’s sharp inflation rise forces the Fed to consider rate hikes, while Treasury yields climb and real‑estate stocks retreat. Markets brace for higher borrowing costs and tighter fiscal conditions.
Rising U.S. Treasury yields have pulled Bitcoin below $80,000, weakening institutional demand and triggering the largest weekly ETF outflow since January. The shift highlights the growing competition between risk‑free yields and crypto exposure.
Citi’s CEO, after traveling with former President Trump, secured a Beijing‑approved deal she had pursued for years. The move follows Trump’s China visit and a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
