Coming into 2021, economists estimated the 10-year Treasury would yield 1.3% at the end of the year. It leaped through that level straight to 1.6% in one of the sharpest selloffs in 20-30 years, depending on how you measure. That happened by Feb. 26.
Coming into 2021, economists estimated the 10-year Treasury would yield 1.3% at the end of the year. It leaped through that level straight to 1.6% in one of the sharpest selloffs in 20-30 years, depending on how you measure. That happened by Feb. 26.
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