Anleihemarkt: Rendite des zehnjährigen US-Bonds hält sich über 5,0 Prozent
Es ist erst das zweite Mal seit der Finanzkrise, dass die Rendite der Benchmark-Papiere diese Marke überschreitet. Muss sich der Markt auf ein neues „Anleiheregime“ einstellen?
In New York, the turbulence in the bond market continues into a new week. The yield of the benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond remains above the round mark of 5.0 percent on Tuesday, after rising for the first time on Monday. This is only the second time since the 2007 financial crisis that the benchmark paper has reached this level, last occurring on a single day in October 2023.
The peak for the day is 5.03 percent. Yields are continuing to rise - despite attempts by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to accelerate the repurchase of long-standing US bonds. By acting as a buyer of the bonds, the US government aims to stabilize the price of the Treasury bonds and halt the yield increase that is driving up the government's borrowing costs.
The previous week, the Treasury Department announced it would repurchase three times as many long-standing US bonds as originally planned, totaling six billion dollars in bonds.
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