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10-year Treasury yield reportedly tops 5%, then closes at 4.99%

Daily Traders Report says Wall Street fell as the yield hit 5% and reversed on September 14, ahead of that week's Federal Reserve policy meeting.

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A September 14 post says the 10-year Treasury yield traded at 5.014% before closing at 4.99%. The author stresses that touching 5% is different from closing above it. Daily Traders Report says stocks were lower ahead of that week's Federal Reserve policy meeting, with the Dow down 0.29%, the S&P 500 down 0.48% and the Nasdaq down 0.56%.

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@kdohyun99The ten-year Treasury yield traded at 5.014% today and could not hold it. It closed at 4.99%. For context, no daily close since the start of 2025 has been above 4.96%. So the level everyone has been waiting for finally printed, and the market took it back within hours. Thirty-year mortgages crossed 7% this week. A yield that touches a threshold and retreats is not the same thing as a yield that settles above it. The first is a headline. The second changes how every long-duration asset is valued. Watch the close, not the print. #Rates #Bonds #Mortgages
@Markets_DTRWall Street lower as 10-year Treasury #yield hits 5% before reversing ahead of #FOMC meeting this week $DOW -0.29%, $SPX -0.48%, $NDQ -0.56% For actionable insights, head to https://dailytradersreport.com.au
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    @kdohyun99The ten-year Treasury yield traded at 5.014% today and could not hold it. It closed at 4.99%. For context, no daily close since the start of 2025 has been above 4.96%. So the level everyone has been waiting for finally printed, and the market took it back within hours. Thirty-year mortgages crossed 7% this week. A yield that touches a threshold and retreats is not the same thing as a yield that settles above it. The first is a headline. The second changes how every long-duration asset is valued. Watch the close, not the print. #Rates #Bonds #Mortgages
    @Markets_DTRWall Street lower as 10-year Treasury #yield hits 5% before reversing ahead of #FOMC meeting this week $DOW -0.29%, $SPX -0.48%, $NDQ -0.56% For actionable insights, head to https://dailytradersreport.com.au
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