U.S. Treasury futures moved lower, with the 10-year contract down 12 ticks and the 30-year contract off 30 ticks, according to Jinshi. The move came after Treasury yields reached their highest level since mid-2007. The update points to fresh pressure in long-dated U.S. government debt and highlights a macro market development that traders across risk assets are watching closely. No additional details were provided in the source on the specific yield levels or the immediate trigger behind the move.
ChainCatcher reported, citing Jinshi, that U.S. 10-year Treasury futures fell 12 ticks and 30-year Treasury futures dropped 30 ticks. Earlier, Treasury yields had climbed to their highest level since mid-2007.
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