U.S. 30 Year Yield Hitting Extreme Levels

The bond market is getting interesting.  

The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yield has climbed to 4.97% as of May 20, 2025, bringing it close to levels we haven’t seen since the beginning of this year and back in November 2023.  

This increase, fueled by a blend of policy uncertainty and evolving investor sentiment, signals both potential challenges and emerging opportunities. The ripple effects of higher long-term Treasury yields extend beyond just the bond market to borrowing as a whole, influencing everything from household budgets, to corporate balance sheets, to the overall trajectory of many investment portfolios. 

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