U.S. 10-Year Treasury Real Yield Hits 2.43% on July 27, Reaching Historically Challenging Levels

According to Jeremy Siegel, Wharton School professor emeritus, on CNBC, the 10-year U.S. Treasury real yield rose to 2.43% on July 27, reaching levels that have historically created headwinds for stock markets. Siegel noted the spread between inflation-adjusted Treasury yields and inflation-adjusted stock market returns at approximately 5%, adding that while stocks still hold a yield advantage over bonds, further rate increases could diminish their appeal. He said, "It's not yet a threat, but if real yields continue to rise, there is no question it will weigh on equity valuations."
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