The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield moves above 5% during Monday trading, crossing the level for only the second time in about 19 years. One outlet reports the yield tops out at 5.014% and later falls to around 4.961% by mid-afternoon. Another outlet says the yield climbs as high as 5.012% after starting from Friday’s close.
Both reports describe a sharp rise early in the session, beginning from roughly 4.938%–4.961% at the end of the prior trading period. After briefly exceeding the 5% threshold, the yield eases back toward the high-4% range, with one source highlighting the point-to-point movement from the day’s opening. While the outlets differ on exact intraday figures and emphasis, they agree the 10-year yield briefly surpasses 5% before retracing.
