10-year Treasury yield briefly tops 5%, hitting its highest level since 2007 as bond-market selloff deepens

The 10-year Treasury yield briefly broke above 5% on Monday, marking its highest level since 2007, as a broad bond-market selloff accelerated. The move coincided with rising oil prices and growing uncertainty around artificial intelligence valuations, forcing investors to reassess risk positioning. This yield level has structural implications for equity valuations, refinancing costs, and Fed policy expectations—watch for follow-through above 5% as a potential inflection point for equities and duration-sensitive sectors.

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