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01:21
Jun 03
Monitor US 10y yield above 5% risk.
If the US 10-year Treasury yield exceeds 5%, it could trigger a 20% correction in the stock market, including AI/semiconductor stocks. This is a key risk to monitor as it would change the 'tiger riding' dynamic.
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LOW
14:45
Jun 02
Jim Bianco President, Bianco Research Milk Road Daily
10-year yield to rise to 5%.
Interest rates will move higher as the economy remains robust (good ISM data, retail sales, labor market) and inflation stays elevated due to rising oil prices. The 10-year Treasury yield, currently around 4.50%, could move toward 5% by year-end.
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MED
22:57
May 31
10-year yield above 4.75% signals correction.
The US 10-year Treasury yield is a key risk indicator for markets. The speaker identifies 4.5% as acceptable, 4.75% as a critical threshold, and 5% as a danger zone that would signal deeper inflation and likely trigger a significant market correction. This framework is actionable for monitoring bond markets and equity risk.
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HIGH
22:04
May 27
Michael Contopoulos Director of Fixed Income, Richard Bernstein Advisors CNBC
10-year yield to 5% or higher.
The 10-year Treasury yield is going higher, possibly to 5% or 5.5% if the Fed cuts rates into a strong economy with rising inflation and ample credit availability. If the Fed holds or hikes, yields will range between 4.4% and 4.6%.
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HIGH
15:04
May 25
10-year yield to exceed 5%.
The US 10-year Treasury yield is likely to exceed 5% due to the inflation environment and the steepening yield curve driven by fiscal and foreign demand dynamics.
US10Y 1ST
HIGH
23:13
May 21
10-year yield peaks near 4.8%.
The recent rise in US 10-year Treasury yields is supply-driven due to oil spikes from Iran tensions, not demand-pull inflation. The oil-driven price pressure will be temporary because Trump needs to resolve the conflict before strategic petroleum reserves run critically low, and because the absolute yield level (around 4.5%) is still far below the 6-7% that historically broke markets. Therefore, the 10-year yield is unlikely to exceed 4.8% and a peak is likely near current levels. This caps the downside risk for equities and bonds.
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MED
07:06
May 15
Bond yields will continue moving higher.
Bond yields will continue to move higher as long as the bond market does not believe the Fed will get serious about inflation, given the upward pressure from the Strait of Hormuz disruptions and rising inflation.
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MED
11:04
May 07
Moon Hong-cheol Team Leader, Asset Strategy, DV Financial Investment 3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
10-year yields will drop to 4%.
U.S. 10-year Treasury yields will decline to 4% by early June. The current elevated yields reflect excessive anxiety about war and inflation. As oil and geopolitical fears subside, the Fed will be forced to ease, and yields will drop. This implies a bullish outlook for long-duration bonds.
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HIGH
12:18
Mar 02
Andrew Ross Sorkin Co-Anchor, Squawk Box CNBC
"Were you here when the ten year broke below four? So we're firmly under four at this point." Investors are selling risk assets and buying US Treasuries (pushing yields down/prices up) seeking safety amidst the war news. LONG Bonds (expecting lower yields) as the flight to quality continues. Inflationary pressure from spiking oil prices could eventually force yields back up.
15:23
Feb 20
"The reaction from this has been higher for your yields across the curve... Ten year yield that stands at 408, that also moves higher." While lower tariffs are theoretically disinflationary (which should lower yields), the market is selling bonds (raising yields). This suggests the market views the ruling as pro-growth (good for equities, bad for bonds) or is focusing on the "hot PCE" data mentioned earlier in the broadcast rather than the tariff news. WATCH. The bond market reaction is counter-intuitive to a "lower tariff" thesis, suggesting other macro factors (inflation data) are currently dominant. Yields continue to spike, putting pressure on the equity valuation multiples mentioned in the first trade idea.
00:13
Jan 20
1. THE FACT: The 10Y Note Yield surged to 4.26%, its highest level since September 2025. President Trump "does NOT want higher yields." 2. THE BRIDGE: If President Trump does not want higher yields, it implies potential policy actions or rhetoric aimed at suppressing them. However, the current surge indicates market forces are pushing yields higher despite this. A short position on the bond (long yield) would benefit from continued upward pressure on yields, especially if Trump's stated preference is ignored or ineffective. 3. THE VERDICT: Short 10Y Note (long yield) as yields are surging despite political opposition, indicating strong market forces.
12:51
Dec 19
1. THE FACT: The speaker makes several predictions for 2026: US Ten year yield hits 5%, SPX goes below 6000, Bitcoin goes below 60,000. 2. THE BRIDGE: These are direct predictions for specific assets. 3. THE VERDICT: Long US10Y (yields rising implies bond prices falling), Short SPX, Short BTC.
13:43
Dec 12
1. THE FACT: Chicago Fed President Austin Goolsbee opposes "frontloading" rate cuts, stating "Inflation has been above target for four and a half years, and it's going up." 2. THE BRIDGE: A hawkish stance from a Fed official, citing persistent and rising inflation, suggests less aggressive rate cuts or even potential for further tightening, which would support the dollar and potentially higher bond yields. 3. THE VERDICT: Long USD / US10Y due to hawkish Fed sentiment on inflation and rate cuts.
18:46
Dec 05
1. THE FACT: The 10-year yield has been in a downtrend of lower highs and lower lows since May. It made its first higher low at the end of November, and now, at 4.14%, it is on the verge of breaking out of this channel. 2. THE BRIDGE: A break out of this channel would signal a significant shift in bond market sentiment and potentially higher yields. 3. THE VERDICT: Monitor the 10-year yield for a potential breakout from its downtrend channel, which could indicate a shift towards higher yields.

About US10Y Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks US10Y (US 10-Year Treasury Yield) across 9 sources. 4 bullish vs 1 bearish calls from 14 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (21%). 14 total trade ideas tracked.