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The Treasury market is on the verge of a worrying milestone not seen since 2007

US 30-year Treasury yields have pushed above 5%, marking the longest run at this level since 2007.

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The brief

The US Treasury market is approaching a significant milestone as 30-year yields rise above 5%. Additionally, the cost to lend to the US for 20 years has reached 5.14%.

Coverage from Bloomberg, MarketWatch, CryptoRank, and CryptoSlate emphasizes that these yields are amplifying market selloffs. These reports highlight that Bitcoin and other risk assets are under pressure as a result.

Market participants are monitoring the continued trajectory of long-term yields and their impact on risk asset pricing.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of 30-year Treasury yields?

Yields have pushed above 5%, representing the longest run at that level since 2007.

How has this affected other assets?

According to CryptoRank and CryptoSlate, Bitcoin and risk assets are under pressure as Treasuries amplify market selloffs.

What is the cost for a 20-year loan to the US?

Zonebourse reports the cost is 5.14%.

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