10-year Treasury yield hits 16-year high of 5.20 percent, Andreas Steno Larsen notes

10-year Treasury yield hits 16-year high of 5.20 percent, Andreas Steno Larsen notes
Treasury yield at 16-year high mark

Andreas Steno Larsen, founder & CEO, discusses the surge of the 10-year Treasury yield to a 16-year high of 5.20 percent.

He raises the question of whether this marks a return to historical yields or signals the onset of potential market instability.

Larsen previously reported that U.S. bonds recorded their worst 10-year performance since 1803, citing historical data. In recent analysis, he also noted that copper reached a record high above $14,530 a ton on the LME, with prices up more than 68% since April 2025. These observations follow heightened activity across both bond and commodity markets.

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