US 30-year Treasury yield trades above 5% for 56 straight trading days, worst stretch since 2006
The US 30-year Treasury yield has traded above 5% for 56 straight trading days in 2026, the most of any year in 20 years and its worst stretch since 2006. Rising yields and oil prices sent stocks lower as September trading began, with the Dow and major tech stocks closing in the red.
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@BullTheoryio
THE US 30-YEAR TREASURY YIELD JUST HIT ITS WORST STRETCH SINCE 2006. It has now traded above 5% for 56 straight trading days in 2026, the most of any year in 20 years. Oil above $90 after the Iran escalation is bringing inflation fears back. Heavy government spending already https://t.co/PMoJY3i1ix
@Michael34952
Wall Street kicked off September in the red. Stocks slid Tuesday as a global bond rout and a fresh jump in oil prices reminded investors that higher-for-longer rates and geopolitics still matter. $TSLA $SPCX $NVDA $AAPL $MSFT $GOOG $META $AMZN $WMT Approximate closes: Dow https://t.co/UujrJ1w1fF
@FINTECHTVglobal
Today on Taking Stock | Rising yields and oil send stocks lower to begin September trading. Gresham Partners on volatility and stock valuations, @henrymcphie_ discusses @streamex's mission + @A10Networks rings the Closing Bell! @jd_durkin has more. https://t.co/1EQtIyzeOC