Two-year U.S. Treasury yields rise toward the 5% mark, while 10-year U.S. Treasury yields hit their highest level since 2007.

Late Monday in New York, the yield on the US 10-year benchmark Treasury note rose 7.56 basis points to 5.2361%, trading within a daily range of 5.1899%-5.2719%, with gains continuing to widen overall, approaching the Q2 2007 high of 5.3228% and the Q3 2000 peak of 6.1820% as of 23:00 Beijing time. The two-year US Treasury yield rose 7.89 basis points to 4.9305%, trading within a daily range of 4.8869%-4.9534%, continuing to rise overall, with a brief spike-and-pullback "episode" in early US stock trading, approaching the intraday high of 5.0434% on April 30, 2024.