10-Year Treasury yields fell more than 7 basis points this week
Friday (June 20) in late New York, the US 10-year benchmark Treasury yield fell 1.57 basis points, at 4.3751%, this week fell 7.11 basis points, has been in a downward state, the overall trading in the 4.4443% -4.3377% range. The two-year Treasury yield fell 3.337 basis points, at 3.9077%, this week fell 5.87 basis points, the overall trading in the 3.9749% -3.8824% range, only briefly rose after the opening of the US stock market on Monday, and on Wednesday the Federal Reserve announced that the FOMC had stayed put for four consecutive times and disclosed the summary of economic expectations (SEP) (including interest rate expectation dot plot) "sharply" fell to the lowest level of the week.