Markets Pulse Survey: Two-Thirds of Respondents Predict US 10-Year Treasury Yield Will Top 5% This Year
A recent Markets Pulse survey found that two-thirds of 392 respondents expect the US 10-year Treasury yield to exceed 5% before year-end, a level barely seen since 2007. Of these, 38% anticipate the breach in the fourth quarter, while 28% foresee it happening this month or next.
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