The long-end US Treasury bond yield rose more than 6 basis points, investor risk aversion eased, and the results of the US Treasury Department's 20-year bond auction depressed bond prices.

On Monday, the closing session in New York saw the US 10-year Treasury bond yield rise by 5.55 basis points to 4.4542%, remaining in an upward trend throughout the day and forming an overall N-shaped pattern. The 2-year US bond yield increased by 2.10 basis points to 3.9685%, reaching 3.9916% at 15:29 Beijing time, setting a new daily high, while US stocks fluctuated several times since the opening. The 20-year US bond yield rose by 6.05 basis points, and the 30-year US bond yield increased by 6.25 basis points. The 3-year US bond yield rose by 2.51 basis points, the 5-year US bond yield rose by 3.51 basis points, and the 7-year US bond yield rose by 4.46 basis points. The 2/10-year US bond yield spread widened by 3.257 basis points to +48.166 basis points, with narrow fluctuations in the Asia-Pacific market initially before accelerating in the midday session in New York.